Manchester City captain, Bernardo Silva, has admitted that Arsenal’s recent slip has given City some hope in the Premier League title race. The Gunners lost 3-2 at home to Manchester United last weekend, coming a day after City defeated Wolves 2-0 at the Etihad Stadium. Arsenal now lead the table by just four points with 15 games left in the season.

Silva reflected on the situation, saying, “Recently, I’ve said that both teams would still lose points, but unfortunately, we started the year in a bad way. We could have gained an emotional edge, but we didn’t. And then they could have pulled away from us, but they didn’t. So, they gave us a little hope.”

Looking ahead, Arsenal will face Leeds at Elland Road this weekend, while Manchester City travel to face Tottenham Hotspur. The outcomes of these fixtures could be pivotal in shaping the title race as the season enters its final stretch.

City supporters and analysts say that Silva’s comments highlight the growing tension in the Premier League, with both teams under pressure to maintain consistency in the remaining fixtures. Fans expect a fierce contest for the trophy as the battle for the top spot intensifies.