Pep Guardiola says Manchester City will "never give up" after the champions narrowed the gap on leaders Liverpool to 11 
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Gabriel Jesus scored twice as City survived a nervy finish to end Carlo Ancelotti's unbeaten start as Toffees manager.

They remain third in the Premier League <a href="http://gsbrental.shop/shop/view.php?index_no=7033" target="_blank">큐밍S 
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Leicester, who won 3-0 at Newcastle. Liverpool meanwhile can restore their 13-point lead at the top with against Sheffield 
United on Thursday, one of two games in hand they have on their title rivals.

"When you are far away from <a href="https://sites.google.com/site/goldeungonguilyu/" target="_blank">골든구스</a>=골든구
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delighted for the guys. This period is so tough. We did really well. Three more points and closer to Leicester."

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Jesus provided the spark of genius they needed.

He collected an Ilkay Gundogan pass on the edge of the area to put Guardiola's side ahead with a brilliant curling right-footed 
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Jordan Pickford got a hand to, but could not keep out.

Seven minutes later, the Brazilian made it 2-0, this time with his left foot, when he darted on to a Riyad Mahrez pass and 
buried a low shot past Pickford.

The City fans - who had earlier seen a close-range Phil Foden strike ruled out for offside by the video assistant referee - did 
not celebrate either goal fully until the game had restarted.