Guardiola is easily on the appearance of the Champions League Man City in spite of the derby of Derby

Pep Guardiola insisted that he is not worried that Manchester City will miss the Champions League after their Dour 0-0 draw with Manchester United at Old Trafford.

City entered the game with a chance to move to Top Four earlier on Sunday after Chelsea’s downtime with Brentford.

But instead of taking this opportunity and revenge on the return to the house 2-1 in December, City offered little in an extremely non-inspirational derby.

This means that the city remains the fifth during, one point behind Chelsea in fourth place. However, Newcastle United will skip them if the EFL Cup winners beat Leicester City on Monday, threatening Leicester.

Still, with seven games left – their next at home against Crystal Palace on Saturday – Guardiola rejected any proposal for anxiety due to the perspective of the city that does not appear in the European top competition for the first time from the 2010-11 season.

Asked how worried about the scenario who comes to the passage, Guardiola said: “Nothing. Currently, nothing; eight games (including semi-finals fa cup against Nottingham Forest), Crystal Palace, let’s go.

“I would rather have 10 more points, five, six or seven games that remained qualified, but that’s what it is.

“It’s Old Trafford. It’s always difficult for a derby, so we fought, we were there and the players gave everything.”

The game is marked by a deficiency of intensity, and the spectacle is far from what this is known to produce in the years that have passed.

Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim thought it reflected the positions where two teams were found.

United was seemingly ending in the lower half of the Premier League for the first time, and the Europa League is the only hope that he will save something from the season and qualify for the Champions League.

The city remains favorites for the FA Cup and will participate in the extended World Cup club, which begins in June, but their performances this season have fallen significantly below their usual standards.

“If you look at the moment of both teams, not fighting for the titles, it completely changes the game,” he told Amorim for Sky Sports.

“The feeling of victory, not to be able to lose one point, that feeling is not here. As a coach it is difficult to say. We have to fight for great things, if we do, the feeling will be completely different.”