Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola remains optimistic about his team's Premier League title chances despite a 2-2 draw against Tottenham Hotspur. City, who led 2-0 at halftime, saw their advantage disappear as Dominic Solanke scored twice. The draw leaves City six points behind Arsenal in the standings, increasing the pressure on the reigning champions.

The draw against Tottenham continues a concerning trend for Man City, who have struggled to maintain leads in recent matches. Guardiola expressed frustration over refereeing decisions, particularly regarding Solanke's first goal. The Premier League title race now appears to be a two-horse race, with Liverpool also in contention, making every game critical.

Guardiola stated that "hopes will always be there" despite the setback. Next up, City faces a tough away game against Liverpool. This match will be crucial in determining whether City can close the gap on Arsenal. The team will need to show resilience and improve their second-half performances to stay in the hunt for the title.