Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says he has "raised the bar" in the Premier League following criticism from ex-England coach Fabio Capello.

Pep Guardiola has laughed off criticism from Fabio Capello after the former England manager accused the Manchester City boss of ruining Italian football.

Fabio Capello, the legendary Italian coach who made history at some of Europe's most prestigious clubs, has revealed one of the most striking anecdotes of his career. During his time as head coach of AS Roma in the 2002-2003 season,

There are some telltale signs when Pep Guardiola is really irritated by someone. One, definitely, is when he adds Mr in front of their name. So, to understand his view of former England boss Fabio Capello,

PEP GUARDIOLA has hit back at Fabio Capello’s claim that he is arrogant by pointing out that his success has raised standards in the Premier League. Former England boss Capello said in an interview with Spanish newspaper El Mundo this week that the Manchester City manager’s “arrogance has cost him several Champions League titles”.

Pep Guardiola ofreció una advertencia y luego un “gran abrazo” a Fabio Capello en respuesta a los comentarios del italiano, quien afirmó

Ex-England boss Fabio Capello and Pep Guardiola have been drawn into a bitter war of words over recent days and the Manchester City head coach has sent a reply

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has responded to former Italy manager Fabio Capello’s comment that he “did a lot of harm to football.” Capello had criticized the Man City boss in an interview with the Spanish newspaper El Mundo.

Pep Guardiola has defended himself against Fabio Capello's accusation of 'arrogance', saying his success at Manchester City has raised standards in the Premier League. Guardiola, who led City to six Premier League titles and a Champions League crown,

Pep Guardiola offered a warning then a “big hug” to Fabio Capello in response to the Italian’s comments that the Manchester City manager is arrogant and “ruined” the game in Italy because of his era-defining style of play.

Pep Guardiola has responded to Fabio Capello’s recent claims that his Barcelona side and their standards caused ‘damage’ to Italian football by insisting ‘I’m not good enough to ruin