Chelsea beat Manchester City in their Premier League clash, but Pep Guardiola does not expect it to disrupt his plans for taking on the same rival in the Champions League final. City have three games left to get the two points required to get the Premier League title. The City manager remains utterly unruffled by Saturday’s defeat which featured nine changes from the team that beat PSG. “I’m pretty sure for the final of the Champions League we’ll be ready to compete and play the best game we possibly can,” he said. “Now the FA Cup and Carabao Cup are over, we have to focus on winning the Premier League. We still have to get the points - when we get the points, we will be champions. Until then, the champions are Liverpool. Still we are not. “Since one or two months ago, people said it was already done. No, we still had to go to Leicester and win away, Aston Villa and win away, Crystal Palace and win away, so you have to do what you have to do, and we did it. “We have the position that we have and we’re going to try, in the next three games that we have, to win the Premier League. After, it depends on the day it happens, we're going to prepare for the Champions League final.”
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