Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola said it had sunk in during his team's shocking run of results, the worst stretch in his mostly glittering managerial career, how good they were after winning an unprecedented four straight Premier League titles.

Pep Guardiola has vowed not to quit as he strives to restore Manchester City’s lost sparkle. The City boss is also refusing to point the finger of blame at any players amid the champions’ sudden nosedive in form and results.

With Manchester City heading to play Leicester City on Sunday, Pep Guardiola reflected on his first match against the Foxes in the Premier League more than eight years ago. Guardiola's side lost 4-2 to the then reigning champions at King Power Stadium in December 2016,

Pep Guardiola has vowed not to give up in his bid to arrest Manchester City’s alarming slide and said he is motivated by his determination not to disappoint the people who love the club. City have only won once in their last 13 games in all competitions,

Manchester City's dismal run has seen them win just once in their last 13 matches but Pep Guardiola is not singling out any of his players for their remarkable downturn in form