"We're just looking at ourselves. We have been building and we know that we can still improve. The performance that we delivered, we're very happy [with], but we still have to improve every game. We're not really looking at Arsenal, though. What the other teams are doing, because at the end of the day, we know that it depends only on us. We know that if we are playing well, it's difficult to stand next to us."
"Doku starred, winning an early penalty, which was missed by Erling Haaland, before curling in a stunning strike in the second half. The Belgian led City for shots (three), shots on target (three), touches in the opposition box (11), chances created (three), successful dribbles (seven) and duels won (11). He has provided three assists in the Premier League this season, which is also a team-high."
Manchester City beat Liverpool 3-0 in Pep Guardiola's 1,000th managerial game, with Jeremy Doku winning an early penalty and scoring a second-half curling strike. Doku led City in multiple attacking metrics and has three Premier League assists, a team-high. The victory moved City into second, four points behind Arsenal, with Opta assigning Arsenal a 63.6% title probability and City 22.9%. Doku emphasized that City focus only on their own performances and continuous improvement rather than tracking rivals. The 23-year-old has nine goal involvements this season, increased per-90 scoring metrics, and historical tallies of 15 involvements in each of the previous two seasons.
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