Shaka Hislop wasn't too impressed by Manchester City's win over Tottenham but says they have proven they can hold off Liverpool in the title race.
Bernardo Silva sets his sights on the remaining Premier League fixtures as Manchester City stay on course for the title by beating Tottenham.
Manchester City must be considered one of the best teams ever if they defend their Premier League title this season, midfielder Phil Foden has said.
City are aiming to become the first team in a decade to win the top-flight title for two years in a row.
With 86 points from 34 games, they are two points behind Liverpool, who have played a game more.
Foden, who scored in Saturday's 1-0 win over Tottenham Hotspur, said this campaign was a better challenge than last season, when City won the title by 19 points.
"If we can do this, then people are going to have to start thinking that we're one of the best teams ever," Foden told reporters. "I couldn't be in a better team.
"Every player wants to fight for the team, and we're unstoppable with that attitude. When we won the league last time we were miles in front, but this is better because we've actually had a challenge, someone fighting with us."
City face arch-rivals Manchester United, unbeaten at home in their last 14 league matches, in an Old Trafford derby on Wednesday.
"It's a very difficult game to go to United and play well, but I know we're capable of doing it," Foden said. "And if we win that one we're a step closer.
"It's all down to us. Win all our games, we win the league."
However, the 18-year-old, who has started only two league games this season, may have to settle for a place on the bench with the experienced David Silva in line to return.
"Obviously, any game I'm going to play I'm going to be excited," Foden said. "I'm just waiting for my opportunities."
Source: espn.co.uk