Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has dismissed talk of his team winning a treble this season.

Guardiola insists his players must “forget about it” after a 3-0 win at Bristol City, which saw City secure a place in the FA Cup quarter-finals.

Goals from Phil Foden (with a brace) and Kevin De Bruyne kept the champions on course to win three competitions: the Premier League, Champions League, and FA Cup.

But Guardiola, who guided Barcelona to a league, cup, and Champions League treble in 2009, said: “No, forget about it [the treble].

“Forget it. When you start to talk about that, you start to lose competitions and drop competitions.

“We are not ready. Not even one second to think about that, we just think about [next game against] Newcastle.

“The only thing I said many times — I’m so annoyed to say it again and again and again and again after what happened in the last years — we are still right now, one more year being there two, three months away to finish the season, we are still in three competitions.

“That is the biggest credit." This is the biggest title. The biggest one I know we cannot drop points in the Premier League because we have teams like Arsenal and Manchester United coming from behind.

"And in the Champions League, we'll see what happens in two weeks." "What is important is that we are there, but of course, we are going to continue as long as possible.”