Aymeric Laporte has expressed his pride at ten-man City's overall display during the goalless UEFA Champions League clash with FC Copenhagen.

Pep Guardiola‘s side went down to ten men in Denmark after just 30 minutes, when Sergio Gomez was shown a straight red card after being judged to have denied a clear goalscoring opportunity.

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Earlier in the game, Rodri’s superb strike found the top corner, but was chalked off after a lengthy VAR review, before Riyad Mahrez saw his penalty saved expertly.

Laporte revealed his pride at City’s response to going a man down so early in the game.

“Tough game. We tried everything until the end. Obviously it was more difficult 10 against 11.

“But we tried everything. I’m proud of the team how we reacted and how we played more than 60 minutes with one less player.

“It’s important the spirit of the team being very good. I’m very proud of the team and now we’re focused on the next one.”

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The defender also gave his thoughts on the VAR decision to disallow Rodri’s spectacular strike and also looked ahead to this Sunday’s Premier League clash with Liverpool.

Watch the entire interview via the video at the top of the page.