Manchester City may have comfortably overcame Watford in the FA Cup final at Wembley, but that didn't stop Pep Guardiola from giving Raheem Sterling a debrief on the pitch afterwards.
Cameras picked up the former Barcelona boss appearing to give what looked like a mini coaching session to the former Liverpool man in the midst of City's celebrations.
Sterling and team-mate Gabriel Jesus both bagged braces at Wembley, while further strikes from David Silva Kevin De Bruyne completed the 6-0 rout.
And when asked afterwards on Sterling, Guardiola said: “Raheem is one of the reasons we have done what we have done, but in the first half he did not play well.
"When I talk about how we can improve it’s that. He lost easy balls. Everybody can improve, I’m the first one who can, I ask my staff to push me.”
The victory ensured City became the first men's side in English football to claim a domestic treble, but Guardiola's actions didn't go unnoticed with fans taking to Twitter to applaud the Spaniard.
One fan tweeted: "This sums Pep #Guardiola Raheem #Sterling has just scored a hat-trick in a 6-0 #FACupFinal win to complete a domestic treble...And he still gets a passionate lecture from his boss. Relentless pursuit of excellence. Inspirational".
While another added: "Man City have just won the domestic treble and Pep Guardiola is still coaching Sterling... What a guy!".
