Manchester City are out of the Carabao Cup after a 2-1 defeat to Tottenham Hotspur. Pep Guardiola's side were plagued by injuries going into the game and suffered two more over the course of the night, Manu Akanji injuring himself in the warm-up and Savinho going off in the second half.
Early goals from Timo Werner and Pape Matar Sarr looked to have Spurs cruising through. However, City fought back with a goal from the in-form Matheus Nunes and had a few chances to equalise in the second half.
Here are the player ratings from the game. READ MORE: Spurs vs City as it happened READ MORE: City suffer another injury blow minutes before Tottenham Ortega: Will maybe feel he could have kept the second out, but made two excellent saves after the break to keep City in it. 7 Lewis: Picking up an unfortunate habit of being a few yards shy of the goalscorer.
Better when pushing forward. 6 Stones: An uncertain start before getting a hold of the game. Stepped up to lead the team amid plenty of changes in the second half. 6 Dias: Too high up the pitch to allow Spurs to break for the first, but some rustiness was allowed given he wasn't expected to start. 5 Ake: Another who was caught out for the first goal, although he settled after that and kept things ticking from the middle once Gvardiol came on. 6 Gundogan: Not the comeback he wanted so far and this was another off-night, unable to give City the control and possession they needed. 4 O'Reilly: Survived an early injury scare and as he pushed forwards he showed some nice play with McAtee as they harried the Spurs defenders.