Only Champions League trophy will be enough - City\'s Guardiola

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STILL - MANCHESTER CITY MANAGER PEP GUARDIOLA WITH THE FA CUP AFTER THE 6-0 VICTORY OVER WATFORD LONDON, ENGLAND, UK (FILE - MAY 2011) (ACTION IMAGES - MUST COURTESY) (MUTE) 2.

STILL - GUARDIOLA WITH THE CHAMPIONS LEAGUE TROPHY HE WON WITH BARCELONA AT WEMBLEY STADIUM AGAINST MANCHESTER UNITED LONDON, ENGLAND, UK (MAY 18, 2019) (REUTERS - ACCESS ALL) 3.

(SOUNDBITE) (English) MANCHESTER CITY MANAGER PEP GUARDIOLA SAYING: "I said before, I know we'll be judged at the end, if we don't win the Champions League it will not be enough, I know that.

This comes with me, so I arrive in Barcelona we were lucky in four years win two times and the people expect I am something special, that we have to win the Champions League.

It's true still in this club the points in the end, the domestic competitions is incredible but it's the Champions League which we don't win, that one is so demanding because the other teams are so good." LONDON, ENGLAND, UK (MAY 18, 2019) (ACTION IMAGES VIA REUTERS - ACCESS ALL) (MUTE) 4.

STILL - GUARDIOLA HOLDING THE FA CUP WITH (LEFT TO RIGHT) ASSISTANT COACHES LORENZO BUENAVENTURA, RODOLFO BORRELL, MIKEL ARTETA, COACH CARLES PLANCHART AND ASSISTANT COACH BRIAN KIDD LONDON, ENGLAND, UK (MAY 18, 2019) (REUTERS - ACCESS ALL) 5.

(SOUNDBITE) (English) MANCHESTER CITY MANAGER PEP GUARDIOLA, ENDING NEWS CONFERENCE, SAYING: "Thank you guys, have a lovely summer." STORY: Three trophies, an amazing tally of 169 goals in 61 games and some of the most mesmerizing football ever seen in England, yet Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola says it will not be enough if his side fail to win the Champions League.

The one blip on his stunning City record is his failure to crack Europe.

City lost to Premier League rivals Tottenham Hotspur - who finished in fourth place in the league, 27 points behind Guardiola's men - in the quarter-finals.

Speaking on Saturday (May 18) after winning the FA Cup 6-0 to end the season with an unprecedented three domestic trophies, Guardiola was asked what his target would be for next season.

"I know we'll be judged at the end, if we don't win the Champions League it will not be enough, I know that," said the Spaniard, who won the Champions League twice with Barcelona.

"This comes with me, (at Barcelona) we were lucky in four years win two times and the people expect I am something special, that we have to win the Champions League."