City’s Pep Guardiola after Leicester loss: I must change the dynamic

Liveliness Guardiola said he should "change the dynamic" in his group after Manchester City endured their third annihilation in four class matches, taking them from first to third in the table.

City's 2-1 vanquish at Leicester walked out on Guardiola seven behind Liverpool and one beneath Tottenham. City had been 1-0 up however were in the end fixed by Ricardo Pereira's long-extend strike and their hopelessness was fixed when Fabian Delph was sent off for a monstrous test on the matchwinner. "On the off chance that you need to be genuine contenders you have to win again [soon]," said Guardiola.

"As quickly as time permits we need to attempt to win again for our disposition, our certainty and our longing. You must be sure to play and to return. I need to reflect and consider what the group needs and how to encourage them. That is the thing that I am worried about the present moment: what I need to do to enable them to return, to [get them] playing the manner in which they need to play, to move something and endeavor to win once more.

"Great outcomes make wonders in the brain. Presently there will be questions however what we need to do is endeavor to change the dynamic to win diversions and make great exhibitions. In any case, we can do that. I never question them."

Guardiola said he was content with City's first 50% of the battle and that Liverpool and Spurs have move above them by being exceptionally great. "We have a mind blowing measure of focuses," he said. "In an ordinary circumstance we are battling to be champions. In any case, the fact of the matter is there are another two groups and they are better. Yet, we are not considering on the off chance that we can overwhelm Liverpool or whatever, that isn't the issue. What I said last season when we had a major separation [at the top] was not to think about outcomes, think about the amusements."

Jürgen Klopp struck a comparable note, taking note of his group's important lead over Spurs could be trimmed down rapidly. "We play Arsenal and City next so it is great that we have six more than different groups," said the Liverpool chief after his side's 4-0 prevail upon Newcastle. "That is practically what we needed to do from the begin - make a reason for whatever is left of the season. We need to make our very own history and it is the first run through a Liverpool group has gone this long unbeaten in the Premier League and we have yielded just seven objectives. They are great insights. In any case, we play Arsenal, at that point we play City and we play Tottenham and the various groups once more. We must be truly in the temperament and have exclusive focus and see where it will abandon us."

Mauricio Pochettino pursued a similar content after Tottenham's 5-0 prevail upon Bournemouth implied they jumped City into second. "We have confidence, we have clear thoughts," he said.

"Obviously the test is to keep that dimension and endeavor to increment since now it will be harder. When you are there [in second] you begin to demonstrate your face, everybody needs to kill you.

"In the event that we can keep our dimension, possibly we can talk toward the finish of the season that we are champions. In any case, today it is too soon to discuss us being contenders for the title."