Manchester City boss Manuel Pellegrini has said that the club owners have not complained to him, despite falling behind Liverpool in the Premier League title race.
Pellegrini said that he has never heard anything in terms of a complaint despite City being six points adrift of leaders Liverpool in the Premier League table.
According to the BBC, the City boss said that he is absolutely sure about other teams to drop points in the say way they did.
Pellegrini said that City has still got 15 points to play for and they would try to win the most amount of points, adding that at the end of the season they will see who has got the title.
Third placed City have five games left, which is one extra than their rivals Liverpool and Chelsea, and will face West Bromwich Albion in their upcoming clash on Monday, the report added.
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