City on Netflix: Every word of Guardiola's biggest-ever rant caught on camera

When Manchester City were dumped out of the Carabao Cup at the hands of struggling Southampton in 2022-23, Pep Guardiola let his players know about it.

And in City's new documentary, released on Netflix and detailing their treble success, Guardiola's rant - labelled his 'biggest ever' at his expensively-assembled stars, after their St Mary's shockers - is one of the most explosive scenes.

Guardiola's side had just given arguably their worst performance during his reign at the Etihad, outmanoeuvred by the Saints and then-manager Nathan Jones as they exited the League Cup at the quarter-final stage.

Guardiola knew his side's season - with little guaranteed last January - had arrived at a crucial juncture. And on the south coast, he let rip. With emphatic pauses, no shortage of sarcasm and angry gestures galore, he didn't hold back.

"Tell me the explanation for today. Tell me! Do you think it's normal? The way you performed? The problem, you're starting the problem. In the game, something happens and everyone, heads down. There is no one to do something.

"Honestly, do you think it's normal what today we have done? For this club? Do you think it's normal? ! For the guys who travel, who don't have money to pay their heater at home, to come here to follow us to perform in this way! Do you think it's normal? WOW!

"My team is not like that. We'll be in trouble. We'll be in trouble. I don't accept that [wagging his finger]. Sport, life is body language. How you approach life, how you approach the game. This is body language, and when you make a bad pass and the other complains like this [turns away] you can start bad but you have 80 minutes left to play, how do you react?

"'Ah they scored a goal, ah a second one, oh it's here, it's