Manchester City midfielder, Phil Foden, remains optimistic about his side’s chances of chasing down Arsenal in the Premier League title race.
Speaking to the club’s official website, the England international pointed to City’s 2-0 victory in the Carabao Cup final as a timely boost, describing it as a moment that could help shift momentum in their favour as the season progresses.
“Definitely (it’s all to play for). There’s still so much to play for. We’ve got internationals now, so some lads can clear their heads and come back fresh. Yes, it’s still possible to do, we still believe in it. It’s just small steps in the right direction. It’s a good confidence boost and we’ll see when we get back.
“Everyone’s buzzing. Obviously it could be a big turning point in the season. It’s definitely a big confidence boost as well coming into the rest of the season.”
Foden, however, dismissed suggestions that their Wembley triumph would have any psychological impact on Arsenal’s title charge, insisting the two competitions remain separate.
“I don’t think so. It’s a different competition altogether and I think it’s just good to win it. I don’t think it’s got anything to do with the title. There’s still a lot to play for.”
