Pep Guardiola is looking forward to a ‘final’ against Aston Villa on Tuesday after his team won three valuable points in their offer for the Champions League football next season with a difficult 2-0 win in Everton.

Pep Guardiola barely hosted the “final” against Aston Villa

city came to life in the last quarter in Goodison Park Saturday like late goals by Nico O’Reilly and Mateo kovacic won them a win that raised the side to fourth place on the table with a play To come home to the seventh country villa next week.

The top five teams at the table qualify in the Champions League next season.

“To win here in Goodison Park, with the moments they (Everton) had, it is good. Liverpool AND Arsenal Couldn’t win here, so it was massively important, “ Guardian told reporters.

“Of course, we are miles away from (league leaders) Liverpool. But now it (qualifying the Champions League) is in our hands, we need a final on Tuesday. Hopefully we can achieve this great success in the Champions League.”

Everton had their moments to open the result, but City hanged and finished the game with their late goals.

“We didn’t create much, but in the second half the duels were more aggressive. The players grew. That was the change in the game,” Guardiola said.

He had special praise for the left O’Reilly, 20, who made it two goals in two consecutive premier League games after scoring in the victory over Crystal Last weekend.

“He’s an offensive midfielder and when he plays as a full basket, the transitions are fast and you can reach (in the box),” Guardiola said.

“Looks like in this team if you play with the goal left, Josko (sentry)) before and now he. But we are very grateful because he is not left. ”

It was the last visit to Goodison Park for Guardiola, who was beaten by Everton Ronald Koman in his first 2017, before the Merseyside Club was transferred to their new stadium next season.

“My friend Ronald Koman destroyed me the first time I came here with a 4-0 (loss), I remember perfectly. I like to come here, these stadiums are typical of English football.

“But the clubs grow, the new stadium will be wonderful to be sure. But it (goodison park) will be missing. It has really been an honor to come here. This is English football.”