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Bernardo: If we lost title race was over

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February 09, 2026

BERNARDO SILVA admitted Manchester City knew the Premier League title race would have been over if they had lost to Liverpool

City went into the game nine points behind Arsenal after the Gunners beat Sunderland 3-0 on Saturday.

Reflecting on the game, Bernardo said: "Coming to Anfield is the toughest place in the Premier League by far.

"Usually for most teams a draw is not a bad result but we needed to go for another goal. When I scored I was happy because we were back in the game but we needed another one and Erling got us that one."

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