Spanish football coach Pep Guardiola has agreed new two-year deal to continue as the manager of Premier League giants Manchester City therefore ending speculation on his future.

The former Barcelona gaffer was having only seven months remaining on his contract at the Etihad stadium before he decided to sign a new deal according to the confirmation by the Premier League club.

Pep Guardiola has been in charge of the Citizens since 2016 and has won two Premier League titles, one FA Cup, three League Cups and two Community Shield crowns so far.

Guardiola is now expected to come out with strategics that would help Manchester City to fight well in the Champions League this season.

The Citizens are currently topping Group with nine points after winning their first three games.

Report added that chairman Khaldoon Mubarak explained that the management are happy with the qualities Pep Guardiola has shown at the Etihad since he joined them.

Meanwhile, Manchester City are currently occupying 10th position on the Premier League table with 12 points after seven games played so far.

Kyle Walker tripped Sadio Mane during Liverpool's Premier League game against Manchester City in which the referee gave the EPL champions a penalty which was scored by Mohamed Salah.

Roy Keane who was doing a punditry work for the match was angry and blasted Kyle Walker for how he brought down Mane which gave Liverpool a penalty.

Liverpool got vital point in the Premier League encounter and Keane blamed Kyle Walker for Manchester City not getting a win.

Belgian star Kevin De Bruyne has now gone against the statement made by Roy Keane claiming that his teammate at the Etihad stadium is a thorough professional.

The important thing to remember is that it’s there to fix clear and obvious errors, there was no need to bring it in so refs could spend minutes watching a screen while they try to second guess themselves.

Chelsea and Man United have both been hurt by the review system this weekend, and Frank Lampard’s comments after their loss to Liverpool has highlighted the issue:

Lampard on red card

"Not definitely. They can be given or not. Once the yellow is the first decision, you feel it needs to be absolutely certain that it's a red to make that decision. I'm not sure it was. It was one I felt could be given or not."#LFC #CHELIV

— Neil Jones (@neiljonesgoal) September 20, 2020

The Crystal Palace penalty against Man United and Chelsea’s red card this afternoon were both judgements calls, so you can happily make arguments for both calls to be given either way.

The problem is that VAR intervened in both cases and the calls were overturned without the clear and obvious evidence, and it’s just going to set a hideous precedent for the entire season.

Other sports like Cricket and American Football have review systems which are used regularly during games, but they give their officials some respect and trust them to make most calls.

In Cricket when there’s an element of doubt they will stick with the umpire’s call, while the NFL will allow a call to stand if they footage cannot conclusively show it needs to be changed.

We don’t have that in football and it’s leading to a situation where nobody has the confidence to just trust their judgement, and it’s a situation that cannot be allowed to continue.