Pep Guardiola wants more from star man Riyad Mahrez, as he explained what he said to the Manchester City winger after his substitution at Norwich.
Mahrez went into the game at Carrow Road on a run of eight goals and four assists in his last seven games for City, scoring in each of those games, but that streak ended at Norwich.
The top scorer wasn't poor in the 4-0 win, but it was Raheem Sterling who stole the limelight as he netted a hat-trick on the opposite flank. As City were comfortable in the second half, Guardiola introduced three academy players, including Premier League debutant Kayky for Mahrez on 83 minutes.
