Photos of Pep Guardiola Looking Stressed Before Fulham Clash Goes Viral

• Pep Guardiola was caught on camera looking all stressed and worried moments before their clash against Fulham
• It remains unclear what was bothering the Manchester City boss ahead of the crucial Premier League clash
• City went on to secure a 2-1 win, with Erling Haaland and Julian Alvarez finding the back of the net

Photos of Man City boss Pep Guardiola looking stressed up during his side's Premier League clash against Fulham have gone viral.

Guardiola is on the cusp of leading City to Premier League glory in what will be his fifth English top-flight crown following their huge mid-week victory over Arsenal.

The Spaniard led his charges to Craven Cottage for their 32nd fixture to face Fulham on Sunday, April 30, with City securing a 2-1 vital win in the clash.

Erling Haaland opened the scoring for the visitors before Carlos Vinicius restored parity for the Cottagers in the 15th minute.

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Julian Alvarez went on to restore City's lead with a stunner shortly before the break, with Fulham's efforts to equalise proving futile.

Guardiola's photos go viral

However, a moment involving Guardiola has become a major talking point, especially on social media.

In a clip shared by Football Daily, the Man City boss looked pensive and deep in thought moments before the match, with the video getting fans talking.

@ArsenalAnoop tweeted:

"He is stressed for Fulham because of what his team is going to do. We are done with all his acting."

@JoBro1886 observed:

"He's stressing about what to make for Tea tonight and he's torn between Salmon and Paella."

@CamChouVerde joked:

"This guy should win an oscar."

Meanwhile, City will be shifting their focus to their upcoming fixture against West Ham United set for next Wednesday.

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Guardiola goes viral for bizarre reaction

Earlier, Sports Brief reported football fans all had the same thing to say after spotting Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola berating his goalkeeper Ederson soon after his side scored the first goal against Arsenal.

City ran out comfortable 4-1 winners thanks to a brace from Kevin de Bruyne and goals from John Stones and Erling Haaland.

Guardiola will surely be delighted with how his team performed, but he did not show that notably after his side scored the first goal.