Manchester City beat Championship side Plymouth Argyle 3-1 in the FA Cup on Saturday but it could've been more comfortable had Pep Guardiola's men converted more of their 29 shots on goal

Pep Guardiola has echoed Mikel Arteta's concern with domestic cup competition equipment. The Arsenal boss famously raised eyebrows when he attributed his side's defeat to how the Carabao Cup ball (made by Puma) felt compared to a Premier League ball (made by Nike).

The Football Association (FA) have defended the ball used during Manchester City’s victory over Plymouth Argyle, following criticism from Pep Guardiola. Following City’s 3-1 FA Cup victory over the Championship side on Saturday,

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has criticised the balls used in England's domestic cup competitions. His comments follow those of Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, who was ridiculed earlier in the season when he expressed his anger over the ball being used in the Carabao Cup after a defeat against Newcastle in the semi-final.

Pep Guardiola has said the ball used in the FA Cup is "not right" after his Manchester City team struggled in front of goal during their 3-1 win over Plymouth Argyle on Saturday.

Pep Guardiola has hit out at the FA Cup’s Mitre match ball as being not fit for purpose in elite football. The Manchester City manager insists he has the backing of other managers and players over how difficult the ball is to control.