Pep Guardiola drops curious mention of Liverpool in telling reaction to Man City win

Pep Guardiola following Manchester City's latest win at Wolves, which keeps it chasing the top spot in the Premier League. It was John Stones, the center-back, who nodded in a last-gasp winner after 95 minutes to ensure victory against a resolute side managed by Gary O'Neil.

The match saw Wolves draw first blood with Strand Larsen finding the net, only for Josko Gvardiola to level the score. Yet just when it appeared might concede two crucial points, up rose Stones to seal the win with a headed goal from a corner.

Initially, the on-field decision was to disallow the goal since Bernardo Silva was thought to be offside and blocking the goalie's view, but referee Chris Kavanagh reinstated the goal after a VAR review at the pitchside monitor.

After the thrilling finish, Guardiola remarked, "We are not used to winning games at the end, like Jurgen Klopp at it many times happened. It is a good flavor for us."

In a , the clarified why Stones' goal stood, saying: "Stones' goal was disallowed on-field due to Bernardo Silva being in an offside position and in the goalkeeper's line of vision.

"The VAR deemed Bernardo Silva wasn't in the line of vision and had no impact on the goalkeeper and recommended an on-field review. The referee overturned his original decision and a goal was awarded."

Liverpool.com says: Even when Klopp is long gone, he is still there in Guardiola's head. Liverpool won as well today, which puts it back on top of the Premier League table, but it says plenty that Manchester City was thinking about the Reds even after its own win.