Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola says his job won't get easier once Jurgen Klopp leaves Liverpool.

Sunday's clash could be the last time they face eachother in England.

Guardiola said: "I would like to know, but I don't think so. Liverpool have always been Liverpool and the contenders are already there. Arsenal is already there. Last season his [Mikel Arteta's] team was the biggest rival, not Liverpool.

"Look how they are playing. Liverpool needs 90 minutes to win the game, we need sometimes more than 90 minutes to win the games, Arsenal need 25 minutes to win the games.

"I guess the other teams, Tottenham will make a step forward, and United, Newcastle maybe will be back, on maybe one game a week, so we will see. But next season is next season. I don't have the ability to think about it, what is going to happen next."