Fights happen when player's don't do what they are told at half-time, indicates Pep Guardiola

Manchester City manager was caught shouting angrily at Riyad Mahrez and Jack Grealish, for not being actively involved in the side's defensive efforts during their match against the German side on Wednesday. The match held at the home of the English champions delivered nine goals, a red card for former City player Angelino and three points to start their Champions League campaign. The English club will aim to do one better after they reached the finals of the European competition last season only to narrowly lose to Chelsea.

Joao Cancelo then scored the goal of the game as he unleashed a shot from outside the box in the 75th minute. Former City player Angelino then picked up his second yellow card of the game for a clumsy challenge on Cancelo. Gabriel Jesus rounded up the scoring for the English side as he scored the sixth goal of the game in the 85th minute.

"We spoke in half-time about the way we have to do it and they didn't do it. Fights happen. They are so good, they make four players in the build-up to attract you behind the holding midfielders where there aren't a lot of players, where the ball goes outside and they are so fast when they attack in behind,” reveals Guardiola to BT Sport.

"It's not easy to control it but when you regain that ball there are many players in front of the ball and in the transition to make one or two passes in behind you have a chance to attack," he added.