Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has made new Champions League history.
Manchester City easily beat Leipzig 3-1 in the second Group G match of the 2023-24 UEFA Champions League at Red Bull Arena in Leipzig, Germany, at 4 a.m. on the 5th.
As a result, Manchester City won 3-1 against Tsurvena Zvezda in the first round and recorded two wins. Manchester City tops Group G. The second place is Leipzig (3 points), and the third place is Zvezda and Young Voice (0 points).
Guardiola won his 103rd Champions League victory in his career. It is the second most wins by a Champions League coach. Guardiola recorded 103 wins, 34 draws and 26 losses in 163 Champions League games. This is the achievement of Manchester City, Bayern Munich, and Barcelona. 스포츠토토
Former Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson, who was previously in second place, fell to third place. Ferguson dropped the baton after leading just one United team to 102 wins in the Champions League. No more multipliers can be built.
Arsène Wenger, the former Arsenal manager, finished fourth with the most wins. Wenger won 82 Champions League games for Arsenal. In fifth place is Jose Mourinho, manager of AS Roma. Mourinho led AS Roma, Tottenham, Manchester United, Chelsea, Real Madrid, Inter Milan and FC Porto to 77 wins. Among TOP 5 coaches, only Wenger has no history of winning the Champions League.
The No. 1 player in the history of most wins is an active coach. Real Madrid coach Carlo Ancelotti recorded a total of 109 wins in the Champions League. He is six wins behind Guardiola in second place. Like Guardiola, Ancelotti also won both of his first two Champions League matches this season.
Ancelotti will lead Real Madrid until this season. Next summer, they decided to take charge of the Brazil national soccer team. Therefore, Guardiola and Ancelotti's competition for the most wins is expected to continue for the time being.
#Most wins as a coach in the Champions League (based on 2023.10.05)
1. Ancelotti (Real Madrid) 109 wins
2. Guardiola (Manchester City) 103 wins
3. Ferguson (retired) 102 wins
4. Wenger (retired) 82 wins
5. Mourinho (AS Roma) 77 wins