PEP Guardiola launched a lengthy defence of his City players as he doubled down on the quality in the squad.
City are on their worst ever run under the manager and their fifth straight defeat on Saturday was also their heaviest since they moved to the Etihad in 2003 as Tottenham ran out 4-0 winners.
With their next league game at Anfield and a new 36-team first phase of the Champions League, City have a big week ahead of them with Feyenoord and then Liverpool.
Guardiola puts most of the issues in the team down to a chronic injury list that has left him unable to solve any problems that have cropped up.
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