Pep Guardiola feels his Manchester City side are hitting their stride as they approach the business end of the season.
City thrashed runaway Championship leaders Burnley 6-0 on Saturday to power into the FA Cup quarter-finals.
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City have won their last six matches in all competitions and are unbeaten in 10 stretching back to the first week of February.
“We are in a good moment,” said Guardiola.
“Against Newcastle we were good to handle an incredible opponent, then after, Leipzig and Crystal Palace, always we suffer.
“The rivals for the Champions League, a historical team, it is an honour to play against Bayern (Munich) and the (FA Cup) semi-final at Wembley again is an incredible honour.
“At this stage, to still be alive in three competitions is so nice, so good.”
City showed their revered former captain Vincent Kompany no mercy on the field as they ruthlessly dismantled his Burnley team at the Etihad Stadium.
“I have the feeling the players now know we cannot lose, otherwise it will be over,” said Guardiola.
The Belgian, who won 10 major trophies as a player with City, said: “We got seriously beat, but I hope we will react to this, not just brush it aside, and use it as motivation to get better.
“I want to play these games again, again and again, until it works, until we succeed – but we’ve got to get better first.”
