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National newspapers have reported that Guardiola was seen furiously ranting and gesticulating at City director of football Txiki Begiristain after the 1-0 defeat at Anfield.
City have slid out of the top-four for the first time since August but a bullish Toure insists City will hit back and fight their rivals for the Premier League trophy.
"Of course he is going to be angry. He is a manager who can be angry," Toure said.
"Of course we knew Liverpool would be waiting when we lost the ball, and they did that to score, so he will be angry for everything that is happening.
"We are not going to be perfect. There are times when we won't take opportunities, but we can take opportunities from this too. We have to improve sometimes and react to situations.
"When you lose games, what do you have to do? You are disappointed and you want to bounce back.
Chelsea have one game a week but it is going to be very tight, with so many teams involved at the top.
"We don't want to let the gap grow much more between us and Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham, so we have to react. We will use it. We are not going to give up. We will go to the end."
"Everything is possible in football. We have to believe. If we want to have a chance of winning the title, then we have to win most of the games and we have to put a run together.
"We are keeping positive because we have a lot of experience in this team. In 2014, we had a very good run after the new year; we won nearly all the games. Of course it is going to be very tough but we have the team, we have the squad to do something."
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