Manchester City boss, Pep Guardiola, has insisted that Liverpool cannot reach 100 points in the Premier League.

Guardiola said this following Liverpool’s 2-2 draw against Everton in midweek.

The Reds were only able to get one point out of their last-ever Merseyside derby at Goodison Park during the week.

The draw meant that Liverpool will not be able to make 100 points this term.

Arne Slot’s side sit top of the league with 57 points, and only 42 points are available from their remaining 14 fixtures.

City are still the only team to have achieved the feat in the Premier League.

And the Cityzens boss feels it is next to impossible for another team to beat his record.

Speaking at a press conference, the former Barcelona boss said:

“Who will do 100 points in football now? I’m waiting. Or four-in-a-row? I’m waiting. With clubs like Bournemouth, Fulham, and Wolves that you have to play.

“Gundo [Ilkay Gundogan] was in Barcelona for one year, came back, and the difference in one year is unbelievable.

“Teams are much, much, much better in all departments; people prepare so well because of the standards we dictate.

“Have you seen Liverpool this season? They cannot do 100 points already, 99 but not 100, and look at the season they’ve done. That’s the benchmark to say, ‘Wow, what we have done.'”

The Cityzens were 4-0 better than Newcastle United in their Premier League W25 clash on Saturday.

The Cityzens are fourth in the Premier League standings, displacing Chelsea, who were defeated 3-0 by Brighton on Friday night.