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'A top human being' - Pep Guardiola on Vincent Kompany ahead of FA Cup quarter-final clash

Hear from Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola as he gives his thoughts on his former centre-back Vincent Kompany, now manager of Burnley, ahead of the FA Cup clash between the two teams at the weekend.

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'A top human being' - Pep Guardiola on Vincent Kompany ahead of FA Cup quarter-final clash

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