Manchester City’s Ruben Dias on Monday was defiant in the face of criticism that the team is going through after losing 4 matches in a row, the first for manager Pep Guardiola in his 17-year coaching career. “I would say, please doubt us, doubt us, feel welcome to do so. When we did the treble, we even called it the dark January. We had a tough period. But it is what it is. What matters is how you bounce back from these moments. That’s why our team has won so much because in moments of difficulty, the characters come up and we stay together,” the centre-back said. “We don’t find people to kill, we find people to bring into the cause and fight together. That’s what we need to do once again. Until it’s done, it’s not done,” he added. After losing to Brighton on Saturday, their second straight loss in the Premier League after that shock defeat to Bournemouth on November 2, defending champions City find themselves 5 points adrift of league leaders Liverpool. …