The year's match came: Guardiola meets Guerdiola, see how inferior Man City is to Leeds United

Leeds United is being greatly damaged by judges this season by seeing its extraordinary form last year, after returning 16 years of absence to Premier League.

In the last match, Bielsa's team lost 3-2 at Stamford Bridge, but only after being granted two penalties of peace to the team being owned by Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich.

City, meanwhile, won the match against Wolves hard enough, with a equally controversial penalty converting Raheem Sterling into a goal.

But what's the story between Man? City and Leeds?

Lancelo Bielsas' little League left last year has completely fascinated the football world with the unique style of the game.

Although 16 years were missing from the English football elite and had also been in the third league, Leeds collected 59 points and made it ninth place - a remarkable success.

In the process, Leeds fought twice with the scary Pep Guardillas Man City.

In the first game played in Leeds, Elland Road, Leeds received only 1-1 draw with City being declared champion at the bottom.

Meanwhile, in the second game, Leeds had managed to win over the Guardillala team as a guest with a score of 2-1, even though he had played for 50 minutes with a less field player.

Let's not forget, we're talking about the team that would win the Premier League champion title and go to the finals of the League Champions [which deserved to win it].

However, Leeds and City have even older stories than the current rivalry.

In 16 matches between them, City has managed to win only four matches, Leeds has won seven, until five other matches have been even.

Speaking before the match, Coach Guardiola had only extremely good words for Leeds saying it was a team of totally unpredictable games. /Periscope