Manchester City rounded off their pre-season tour of Asia with a 3-1 victory over Atletico Madrid in Seoul, South Korea.They trailed at half-time after Jorge Dominguez capitalised on some sloppy defending from a corner but Omar Marmoush converted two Antoine Semenyo crosses in quick succession after the break and Rayan Ait-Nouri added another at the death.The Atletico players were furious with Marmoush’s second as the big-screen replays showed that Semenyo was well offside, and there was a whiff of suspicion about Ait-Nouri’s goal too.After making sweeping changes in the previous two matches, Enzo Maresca only made one substitution at half-time as his preparations ramp up for the new season, giving us some idea of how he wants things to look in next weekend’s Community Shield and beyond.The rest of City’s World Cup players — Erling Haaland, Rayan Cherki, Jeremy Doku and the England representatives — will report back for training on Wednesday ahead of an open training session on Thursday, which will give us more clues ahead of the big kick-off in a fortnight’s time.Sam Lee breaks down the main talking points from City’s final tour victory.Which flank will Semenyo settle on?The Ghana winger probably comes away from this tour as the biggest standout, having shown his quality in all three matches, even in the sapping conditions against K-League All Stars on Wednesday.He was electric in the first half of the first match against Inter last Saturday and he was especially good in the second half against Atletico here. He was brilliant for City’s first goal, sliding to retrieve a pass that was played behind him before springing up immediately and bursting away from his man to put in a low cross that Marmoush did well to get on the end of.