62 wins, 19 draws, 18 losses and one championship. Guardiola is about to reach the milestone of 100 Champions League games in his Manchester City career.

November 25th: Manchester City will face Leverkusen at the Etihad Stadium in the fifth round of the Champions League in the early hours of Wednesday morning. By then, Manchester City coach Guardiola will usher in his 100th Champions League game as coach of the team. He has also led the team to play two qualifying matches against Steaua Bucharest. Manchester City's official website takes stock of some of Guardiola's achievements in the Champions League.

So far, Guardiola has led Manchester City to 62 wins, 19 draws and 18 losses in the Champions League. During this period, Manchester City scored a total of 234 goals, conceding only 111 goals, and the goal difference reached +123. The most unforgettable thing is undoubtedly the 2022-23 season, when Manchester City won the coveted trophy for the first time and achieved the Triple Crown. Manchester City thus became the eighth club in history to achieve this achievement, while Guardiola was the first head coach to achieve this achievement at two different clubs.

While coaching Barcelona, ​​Guardiola won the Champions League twice. With this victory at Manchester City, he has won the Champions League trophy three times as a coach. Currently, he is tied for second with Paisley and Zidane in the number of Champions League wins, second only to Ancelotti's 5 times.

In the 2020-21 season, Manchester City won 11 of 13 Champions League games, setting a record for the most wins in a single season, although the team ultimately failed to win the championship that season. In the season when Manchester City finally won the trophy, they won eight games.

Throughout Guardiola's coaching career at Barcelona, ​​Bayern and Manchester City, he led his team to play a total of 183 Champions League games and win 115 of them. Only Carlo Ancelotti (218) and Sir Alex Ferguson (190) have coached more games than him, with Ancelotti winning 124 and Sir Alex Ferguson winning 102.