Norwich City were in stupendous form as they beat Manchester City 3-2 on Saturday evening for their second win of the campaign.
The Premier League new-boys stunned the champions when Kenny McLean powered a near-post header into the top corner, though questions will be asked of Ederson's reactions and positioning.
Sergio Aguero came close to a leveller as he nodded over when stretching to meet a deep cross, yet it was the Canaries who grabbed the game's second as a devastating counterattack was rounded off by Todd Cantwell.
Jolted into action by another Norwich goal, the Citizens went upfield and struck the post through the Raheem Sterling before their Argentine marksman popped up between two defenders to flick home.
Guardiola saw his side make an atrocious start to the second half as Teemu Pukki capitalised on wayward defending to smash in and reestablish his team's two-goal advantage.
City were looking toothless as Norwich kept them at bay for large periods, though Rodri's long-range rifle on 87-minutes gave the visitors hope of a late revival. It mattered little, as Daniel Farke's warriors held out to the final whistle.
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