Manchester City's Title Dreams Dashed
Manchester City's Premier League title hopes are diminishing as they trail Liverpool by 14 points. Injuries have plagued the squad, with star players sidelined. Midfielder Bernardo Silva acknowledged the challenging reality, stating City is out of the title race but remains focused on upcoming matches.
Manchester City's hopes of clinching another Premier League title seem to be fading, as the team finds itself 14 points behind leaders Liverpool. Despite being the defending champions, the team is grappling with injuries and inconsistent performances, leaving them in sixth place.
Midfielder Bernardo Silva expressed a stark reality in an interview with Sky Sports, acknowledging that the team is currently out of the title race. With key players like Rodri sidelined, Silva emphasized focusing on future matches rather than rival teams like Liverpool and Arsenal.
In the face of seemingly insurmountable odds, Silva commented, "I'm looking at the next game to try and win three points." As City prepares to host West Ham United and face Salford City in the FA Cup, the focus remains on salvaging some pride this season.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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