Pep Guardiola expects to face a more threatening Atletico side in Madrid when Manchester City look to book their place in the Champions League quarter-finals.
Diego Simeone lined his team up in two banks of five close to goalkeeper Jan Oblak as they rigidly attempted to neutralise City's goal threat. It worked for the first half, but Phil Foden found Kevin De Bruyne to make the breakthrough in the 70th minute to give the Blues a crucial advantage to take to the Spanish capital next week.
That goal opened the game up a bit more for the last 20 minutes as Atletico looked for a way to get back into the match. While Guardiola would never assume publicly how another team will line up he suggested that the second leg in Madrid could be less cagey than the majority of the game in Manchester.
