Guardiola Shouts 'Come On You Irons' in Viral Title Race Plea
via @FabrizioRomano

What happened

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola made a viral show of support for West Ham ahead of their critical clash with league leaders Arsenal. Leaving his Sunday press conference, Guardiola crossed his arms in the iconic 'Irons' gesture and shouted the club's rallying cry to reporters.

Why it matters

The gesture comes as Guardiola seeks a West Ham upset to swing the Premier League title race back in City's favor. With Arsenal holding a slim two-point lead and only three matches remaining, any points dropped by the Gunners would put City in control of the title race.

The data edge

PL Standings: Arsenal (76 pts), Man City (74 pts), West Ham (36 pts). Both title contenders have three matches remaining in the 2025/26 season.

What to watch

Arsenal faces West Ham at the London Stadium at 4:30 PM BST today, a match with massive implications for both the title and relegation.