Manchester City have been an unstoppable force in Europe this season, and once again, manager Diego Guardiola has proved his worth with his outstanding leadership skills. A thrilling victory over Real Madrid puts him in the league's "100 wins" category, alongside legendary coaches Ferguson (102) and Anzilotti (107). What's even more amazing is that it took only 160 matches for Gordiona to reach the milestone of 100 wins, an achievement that even surpassed that of Anzilotti (180) and Ferguson (184).
This is the fourth consecutive time that Gordiona has stood in a UEFA final, alongside Nabi, Gopp, Ferguson and Monumental. He is only slightly behind Ancharotti, who has reached the final five times. Looking back at his first three trips to the final, the gaffer has collected two titles and one second place, including two wins with Barcelona in 2009 and 2011. Two years ago, he led Manchester City to lose to Chelsea in the final. This time, Godiona hopes to help City win the UEFA Champions League for the first time.
