Pep Guardiola watched Manchester City close the gap on leaders Arsenal - but then warned “no-one is safe” in the title race.

?City hero Phil Foden scored twice in a resounding win which pushes the reigning champions to within just five victories of a record fourth consecutive Premier League crown.?

But after watching Liverpool lose at Everton, Guardiola insisted that City cannot take anything for granted or afford a single slip because Arsenal have a better goal difference.

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City boss Guardiola said: “Many things can happen.

What happened with Liverpool against Crystal Palace and Everton can happen to us.

?“We have done it before to win the title but that does not make it easier.

?Brighton boss Roberto De Zerbi admitted all four goals came from mistakes but refused to blame teenager Valentin Barco who made an error on his debut to gift City a goal.

?De Zerbi, whose side have been hit by injuries, said: “We have to keep playing and stick to our principles.
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