City have had setbacks on the road this season with defeats against Brighton, Tottenham and Aston Villa, but two of those losses came in August.
A summer of change that saw the old guard such as Kevin de Bruger, Gleatish Dreatish, Ilkay Gunndogan and Ederson leave a key role in their recent years of success.
But a run of one loss in their last 14 matches shows the city regained the consistency of results that brought them to six titles in eight years and the holy grail of the Champions League.
Led by Macy Machine Haaland, welgrol’s unstoppable strike has seen him score a total of 28 goals in 18 appearances this season.
After losing to Villa last month, Guardiola asked his midfielders and wingers to chip in the goals and Jerico Gonzalez responded and Swelded Jerico Gonzalez and Jeremy Doku were shocked.
In Rodri’s absence, fellow Spaniard Gonzalez has stepped up to the number one role and has more touches than Nico Overy.
“Nico O’Reilly is amazing,” Guardiola said. “In general, everything is amazing because they are still the champions.”
Guardiola also singled out Bernardo Silva for praise saying the midfielder “has it” even though he “struggled” last season, adding: “He was a bad signing for us and the way we played [against Liverpool] He is a master. “
The Portuguese, along with Team-Mate Phil Foden, ran over 12.5km on Sunday – only twice has a player covered that distance in a season leading up to the season.
Former Premier League striker Dion Dublin said: “Guardiola has got his team where he wants them again. This is the city we remember, this is the city we remember, dominating the games.
“I believe that Liverpool, on this occasion, were preferred by a team that just showed us not to write it off.”
The Reds fell to eighth place in the table, eight points behind the Gunners, and the boss Arne Arne Arne that he felt five defeats “and the” last thing we have to think about now is the title race “.
Guardiola and City, will do exactly that.
Additional Reporting by BBC Sports’s Chris Collinson