Arne Slot says he does not feel sorry for Pep Guardiola after Liverpool defeated Manchester City 2-0 in the Premier League at Anfield on Sunday, stretching the defending champions' winless run to seven matches in all competitions.

With six fingers raised to a delirious Anfield crowd, Pep Guardiola offered defiance and belief. He would not be laughed out of town. Write off a man with half a dozen Premier League medals at your peril.

Pep Guardiola is determined to battle through Manchester City's deepening crisis. The champions' alarming slump continued as they crashed to a fourth successive Premier League defeat when leaders Liverpool beat them 2-0 at Anfield on Sunday.

How will Pep Guardiola sum up the match that signifies the longest winless run in his managerial history, a 2-0 loss to Liverpool at Anfield that leaves Manchester City 11 points back of their recent rivals?

The fans at Anfield riled up Guardiola in the final minutes of the game. The crowd serenaded him with a vicious "sacked in the morning" chant, suggesting that Manchester City's billionaire owners should fire their head coach.

CLOSE! Liverpool win possession after Salah chases down Silva’s loose pass to Akanji. He gets there before the Swiss defender and he’s now one-on-one with the ‘keeper, with Gakpo supporting him. He drives towards goal and opens his body up to put it into the far corner, but he hooks his effort over the bar!

For all that his team's travails might be a quite literal head scratcher for Pep Guardiola, the why of Manchester City's travails is as remarkably straightforward as the what. There is nothing about this great crisis,

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has insisted that he does not want to ‘run away’ from the challenge of reviving his side’s form following a six-game winless streak.Matters were made even

The 3-3 collapse at home to Feyenoord made it even clearer that City’s form is more than a blip. In the space of just five games, Guardiola has suffered a worst ever league defeat, a worst ever run of losses – with four becoming five – and a first ever game where one of his teams squandered a three-goal lead.