ShareManchester City ended their pre-season tour on a high with a 3-1 victory over Atletico Madrid, one week out from the Community Shield.Omar Marmoush scored twice as Manchester City fought back from 1-0 down to beat Atletico Madrid 3-1 in their final pre-season friendly in Seoul.Sixteen-year-old defender Jorge Dominguez gave Atleti the lead at the end of a smash-and-grab first half, but two poacher's goals from Marmoush – both assisted by Antoine Semenyo – turned the game around early in the second period. Rayan Ait-Nouri then capped his impressive pre-season with an unerring finish to make the result safe for Enzo Maresca's team late on, with seven days to go before they face Arsenal in the Community Shield at Wembley Stadium.City had the better chances early on, with Jan Oblak thwarting Tijjani Reijnders following a misjudged back pass from Dani Martinez, before Josko Gvardiol somehow headed wide of a gaping goal from Phil Foden's deep corner.Savinho blasted narrowly off target in the 24th minute, but it was Atleti who snatched the lead against the run of play just before the interval.City failed to fully clear their lines from Koke's set-piece delivery, and when Morten Hjulmand kept the loose ball alive and prodded it through to Dominguez, the youngster nonchalantly finished past Gianluigi Donnarumma with the outside of his right boot.Maresca's men drew level in the 57th minute, though, with Semenyo doing brilliantly to keep a loose ball in play on the slide, before getting up and darting to the byline. His cutback from the left found Marmoush almost beneath the crossbar, and he could not miss.And the Egyptian's second goal came from an almost identical position two minutes later, with Semenyo again providing the assist after latching onto Gvardiol's ball down the wing.Atleti's players insisted the Ghanaian was offside in the build-up to that goal, but their appeals fell on deaf ears and they missed a glorious chance to equalise when South Korea's Lee Kang-in fired wide, shortly after entering the fray for his Colchoneros debut.Substitute Divin Mubama passed up a one-v-one chance for City, but the youngster registered an assist with stoppage time looming, when he fired a pass into the unmarked Ait-Nouri. The full-back faced up substitute goalkeeper Salvi Esquivel before drilling his shot into the bottom-right corner, ensuring a winning end to City's tour of Asia.Marmoush stakes his claimCity are still yet to welcome back those players who went deep with their national teams at the World Cup, with Norway striker Erling Haaland among them.It is a fresh slate for everyone at the Etihad Stadium after Maresca succeeded legendary boss Pep Guardiola, and Marmoush could be a beneficiary. The Egyptian made 39 appearances last season across all competitions, scoring eight goals. However, just 18 of those outings were starts, meaning he started exactly the same amount of games and scored precisely the same number of goals as he did in 2024-25, when he only arrived from Eintracht Frankfurt midway through the campaign (22 games, 18 starts, eight goals).Marmoush scored with both of his shots, which had a huge expected goals (xG) total of 1.36 – equalling the figure Atleti generated as a team.He had Semenyo's creativity to thank, with no player on the pitch bettering the winger's two chances created. Manchester City ended their pre-season tour on a high with a 3-1 victory over Atletico Madrid, one week out from the Community Shield.Omar Marmoush scored twice as Manchester City fought back from 1-0 down to beat Atletico Madrid 3-1 in their final pre-season friendly in Seoul.Sixteen-year-old defender Jorge Dominguez gave Atleti the lead at the end of a smash-and-grab first half, but two poacher's goals from Marmoush – both assisted by Antoine Semenyo – turned the game around early in the second period. Rayan Ait-Nouri then capped his impressive pre-season with an unerring finish to make the result safe for Enzo Maresca's team late on, with seven days to go before they face Arsenal in the Community Shield at Wembley Stadium.City had the better chances early on, with Jan Oblak thwarting Tijjani Reijnders following a misjudged back pass from Dani Martinez, before Josko Gvardiol somehow headed wide of a gaping goal from Phil Foden's deep corner.Savinho blasted narrowly off target in the 24th minute, but it was Atleti who snatched the lead against the run of play just before the interval.City failed to fully clear their lines from Koke's set-piece delivery, and when Morten Hjulmand kept the loose ball alive and prodded it through to Dominguez, the youngster nonchalantly finished past Gianluigi Donnarumma with the outside of his right boot.Maresca's men drew level in the 57th minute, though, with Semenyo doing brilliantly to keep a loose ball in play on the slide, before getting up and darting to the byline. His cutback from the left found Marmoush almost beneath the crossbar, and he could not miss.And the Egyptian's second goal came from an almost identical position two minutes later, with Semenyo again providing the assist after latching onto Gvardiol's ball down the wing.Atleti's players insisted the Ghanaian was offside in the build-up to that goal, but their appeals fell on deaf ears and they missed a glorious chance to equalise when South Korea's Lee Kang-in fired wide, shortly after entering the fray for his Colchoneros debut.Substitute Divin Mubama passed up a one-v-one chance for City, but the youngster registered an assist with stoppage time looming, when he fired a pass into the unmarked Ait-Nouri. The full-back faced up substitute goalkeeper Salvi Esquivel before drilling his shot into the bottom-right corner, ensuring a winning end to City's tour of Asia.Marmoush stakes his claimCity are still yet to welcome back those players who went deep with their national teams at the World Cup, with Norway striker Erling Haaland among them.It is a fresh slate for everyone at the Etihad Stadium after Maresca succeeded legendary boss Pep Guardiola, and Marmoush could be a beneficiary. The Egyptian made 39 appearances last season across all competitions, scoring eight goals. However, just 18 of those outings were starts, meaning he started exactly the same amount of games and scored precisely the same number of goals as he did in 2024-25, when he only arrived from Eintracht Frankfurt midway through the campaign (22 games, 18 starts, eight goals).Marmoush scored with both of his shots, which had a huge expected goals (xG) total of 1.36 – equalling the figure Atleti generated as a team.He had Semenyo's creativity to thank, with no player on the pitch bettering the winger's two chances created.