Omar Marmoush's brace inspires Man City comeback-win over Atlético Madrid

Manchester City came from behind to beat Atlético Madrid 3-1 in their final preseason friendly in Seoul, with Omar Marmoush scoring twice before Rayan Aït-Nouri added a late third.

City fell behind in the 43rd minute when a corner was only half-cleared and Morten Hjulmand kept the attack alive before finding Jorge Dominguez, who poked home the opener.

Enzo Maresca's side had created the better opportunities before the breakthrough, with Tijjani Reijnders seeing an early effort deflected to safety after pouncing on a poor backpass.

Josko Gvardiol then headed wide from close range at the back post before Savinho cut inside from the right and curled an effort narrowly beyond the far post.

City continued to threaten through Savinho and Antoine Semenyo, whose direct running repeatedly caused problems for Atlético, but they went into half-time trailing despite having seven shots to their opponents' four.

Phil Foden fired over from distance shortly after the restart before Reijnders attempted to catch Jan Oblak out at his near post from a free-kick.

City eventually found their equaliser through Marmoush after an excellent piece of play from Semenyo. The winger prevented the ball from going out on the touchline, beat his marker and crossed into the six-yard box for Marmoush to finish from close range.

The same combination struck again moments later as Semenyo delivered another ball into the area and Marmoush converted to complete a quick turnaround.

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Both teams made a host of changes during the second half, with Atlético handing former Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Lee Kang-In an appearance in front of his home crowd following his summer move.

Atletico began to create more opportunities after making nine substitutions, with Gianluigi Donnarumma saving a header from Ortiz before Lee fired over after meeting a cutback inside the City penalty area.

City had the chance to extend their lead in the 79th minute when Divin Mubama was sent through one-on-one, but his effort was saved before Foden's follow-up header was also gathered.

Matheus Nunes later forced substitute goalkeeper Carlos Esquivel into a save with a powerful effort from distance as City looked for a third.

Ait-Nouri eventually sealed the victory in the 90th minute, shortly after being denied when Claudio Echeverri played him through on goal. Mubama sent the defender clear for another opportunity and he made no mistake the second time, finishing into the bottom corner.

City will next face Arsenal in the Community Shield at Wembley on Aug. 16.