At 55 years old, Pep Guardiola has already secured 12 league titles across Europe's top five leagues. If he wins the Premier League this season, he will equal Sir Alex Ferguson's record.

After Manchester City's 2-1 win against Arsenal this round, the Premier League championship contest has reverted to a duel between two giants. City, having played one fewer match, are three points behind leaders Arsenal with a slightly inferior goal difference. Should City beat Burnley, a team in the relegation zone, this week, they have a chance to surpass Arsenal and lead the Premier League table.

According to Score90 statistics, if Guardiola leads Manchester City to the Premier League title this season, he will match Ferguson's tally of 13 top-five league championships, becoming the coach with the most such titles since 1990.

Guardiola was born in January 1971 and is now 55 years old. For a coach, this is still a prime age, full of vitality. Since becoming Barcelona's manager in 2008, he has won 3 La Liga titles, 3 Bundesliga titles, and 6 Premier League titles, totaling 12 championships in Europe's top five leagues.

Top five coaches by number of top-five league titles:

• Sir Alex Ferguson: 13.
• Pep Guardiola: 12.
• Fabio Capello: 7.
• Carlo Ancelotti: 6.
• José Mourinho: 6.

Guardiola's coaching achievements are impressive and bring joy to Manchester City fans. Although City were eliminated in the Champions League quarter-finals by a depleted Real Madrid squad this season, they have already won the League Cup, advanced to the FA Cup semi-finals, and are competing with Arsenal for the Premier League title. Guardiola could lead City to a domestic treble in England.

Only by striving can one succeed. Keep going, Pep Guardiola, keep going, Manchester City. The Blue Moon rises high, aiming for another Premier League crown!