A look at the rivalry between Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp, discussing its multifaceted nature and the success both managers have achieved.
It’s a matter of personal taste whether the rivalry between Pep Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp has been the best managerial battle of football’s modern era — some might prefer a little more acrimony, a little more hostility. But it’s surely been the most multifaceted rivalry, the most tactically fascinating rivalry, and has probably produced the most genuinely top-quality football matches.
Here are 10 reasons Guardiola and Klopp’s meetings as managers of and will stand the test of time, and be remembered fondly for many years. Outright success Both managers have won all four major trophies on offer to English sides: the , the title, the and the . We’ve come to take this for granted and, in the modern era, it’s certainly easier than ever before for the big clubs to win multiple competitions. Advertisement But there has never been another managerial meeting in English football between two managers who have won everything at one club. Bob Paisley and Brian Clough won the European Cup, for example, but never the FA Cup, while Arsene Wenger missed out on the Champions League (and League Cup
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