Pep Struggles To Explain Man City's Goal Scoring Ability

Pep Guardiola admitted he cannot explain the change which has made Manchester City one of the most potent attacking forces in Premier League history over recent months.

“Last season we had that feeling we weren’t going to score a goal but now we’ve got it. We have the feeling that, if we arrive, we will score a goal. It’s so important. We play to score goals. Ever since I arrived we have wanted to make our game. We want to do our game," he explained to reporters. 

“We are almost the same guys as last season but now we have the feeling we are going to score a goal. Don’t ask me why, because the principles, as I have repeated many times, are the same."

His side remain unbeaten and lead rivals Manchester United by two points at the top of the table, and this weekend confirmed their status as front-runners with a 7-2 demolition of Stoke.  

That win brought City to an astonishing 29 goals in eight games in the Premier League, 10 more than they had managed at the same stage last season

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