Pep Guardiola will give his Manchester City players a day off in the sunshine as a reward for all but clinching their place in the Champions League knockout stage.
City need a point in the return fixture away to Olympiakos on November 25th to seal their place in the last 16, after making it three wins from three in Group C.
Ferran Torres opened the scoring in the 12th minute with his third goal in as many Champions League games for City and fourth since his £21million summer move from Valencia.
But City had to wait until the 81st minute to kill the game, substitute Gabriel Jesus marking his return from injury with a goal, with fellow sub Joao Cancelo adding a third in the 90th minute.
With the forecast for some rare sunshine in Manchester over the next few days, Guardiola will give his players a day off – before getting back down to business with the visit of champions Liverpool on Sunday.
“I saw the forecast and in the next three days it will be sunny here in Manchester,” said Guardiola.
“That’s rare. So that's why we are going to make recovery [on Wednesday], day off the day after in the sunshine and after that, Friday and Saturday we're going to prepare for the game, so the guys need a break, the players and the staff.”
Jesus, who made his first appearance since City's opening game of the season, said: “It’s so good for me. When I got injured, I was so unhappy.
“I worked a lot to recover as quickly as possible, because I wanted to be on the pitch helping my team mates.
"They were doing very well so I was happy to come back and score.”
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