Guardiola: What is important tomorrow is to put in the best performance we can

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Pep Guardiola, Man City manager, speaking about upcoming Champions League final:

"We know exactly how important the competition is. We're just focusing on what we have to do. I've seen as many Inter games as possible to try to get to know them as well as possible. What is important tomorrow is to put in the best performance we can. That will make the difference."

"Inter can attack you down the middle, they can attack you out wide. That is very difficult to control. If you get into one-on-ones, they can destroy you. We're going to try and defend as well as possible and just try to put in a good performance."

"Inter's biggest asset? It's the way they play. All the processes they do, on the left side especially, are exceptional. They have the ability to play that extra pass. We have to find a solution to be more effective."

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