Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola said that his side should be ready to 'suffer' in the Florida heat when they clash against Juventus in their final Group G match of the ongoing Club World Cup. Both teams have claimed six points from the previous two group stage matches and have sealed their places in the last 16, but the top spot remains up for grabs.

"I'm making the selection tomorrow [Thursday], thinking about the second half because in these conditions we can't play at our rhythm," Guardiola told reporters. "But all the teams have to handle it, so it is what it is. For the next World Cup, people will know [about] it already, but we have to be ready to suffer," he added.

In the Club World Cup, where heat has caused problems at several venues, temperatures are expected to be around 33 degrees Celsius during the match at Camping World Stadium, which kicks off at 3 pm local time.