The Blues boss thinks his side have earned bragging rights in Manchester, despite suffering a home defeat to the Red Devils in December.


Pep Guardiola has aimed a subtle dig at
Manchester United ahead of their derby date in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday, insisting that Manchester City have a superior record to their rivals in recent years.


City are due to arrive at Old Trafford for their first leg of the semi-final tie against the Red Devils as they bid to defend the trophy they won last term.
The reigning Premier League champions beat Chelsea in the final back in February, but United will be buoyed for the encounter after earning a win at Etihad Stadium last month.



Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side produced their best performance of the 2019-20 campaign to date during a 2-1 over City on December 7, with Marcus Rashford and Anthony Martial grabbing the goals for the visitors.
United have not been able to build on that result though, picking up just four wins from their last eight across all competitions.
City, meanwhile, have bounced back from the disappointment of that home defeat to win seven out of eight, and Guardiola certainly does not believe that a power shift has taken place in Manchester.


He told a press conference on Monday: "When you play games for many years sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.
"Against United, a top club, you can win and lose games. I didn’t come here and expect to beat Man United all the time.


"We’ve beaten them more than we lose in the regular season. That is important."


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That's not true..

acesoul:
That's not true..

Think he probably meant H2H

Today's game is a draw, I saw it in my dream last night. 2-2 correct score.

I don't usually get such dreams,but when they come they manifest

acesoul:
That's not true..

Guardiola has beaten United more since he came to England. Go check the stats.