Manchester City’s 1-0 loss to Aston Villa set two undesirable Pep Guardiola records.

The champions were run off the park by a tenacious Villa side led by Leon Bailey and John McGinn.

In the 1-0 victory, Aston Villa outplayed Manchester City.

The champs were dominated by Aston Villa.

After the 11th minute, City failed to produce a shot.

Unai Emery’s team went above City with the three points and were unlucky not to win by a larger margin.

They dominated City from start to finish, only allowing Guardiola’s side two shots, both of which came in the first 11 minutes.

That is the fewest goals scored by a Guardiola squad in a game in one of Europe’s top five divisions.

Bailey scored Villa’s winner in the 74th minute with a deflected strike, but City’s goal had had a lucky start.

With a series of great saves, goalkeeper Ederson kept his team in the game, although sloppy finishing saved City’s blushes.

The European champions faced 22 shots in all, which is the joint-most for any Guardiola team in his 535 games as manager.

Villa’s 13 shots in the first half were also the most ever faced by a Guardiola team.

City didn’t even win a single corner, which has never happened in the Premier League during the Spaniard’s tenure.

Leon Bailey was the show’s headliner, and he was rewarded for his tireless efforts.

The Citizens have gone four games without a win and are six points behind league leaders Arsenal.

They are only three points ahead of rivals Manchester United, but they have an opportunity to stop their bad run when they visit relegation-threatened Luton Town this weekend.