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Man City return to winning ways but Guardiola wants killer touch

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October 19, 2019 Crystal Palace's James McArthur in action with Manchester City's Phil Foden REUTERS

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola called on his side to be more clinical after they brushed aside in-form Crystal Palace 2-0 on Saturday to narrow the gap to Premier League leaders Liverpool to five points.

The defending champions travelled to London with questions over their ability to sustain a title challenge after two defeats in four league games but produced some incisive football without applying their usual killer touch.

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