Guardiola was growing increasingly frustrated with his team's lack of guile in the final third, but there was little improvement from the visitors in the second half and the closest they came to scoring was through Mateo Kovacic in added time - eight minutes after Callum Hudson-Odoi had squeezed a shot past Ederson to win the game for Forest.

Manchester City just couldn't produce cutting-edge chances away from home and have further cast doubt on their top-four (and top-five) hopes on the Premier League table.

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