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Bernardo Silva insists Man City squad are ‘ready’ to win titles
Bernardo Silva Fulham Manchester City
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Bernardo Silva insists Man City squad are ‘ready’ to win titles

Bernardo Silva says Manchester City are ‘ready’ to win titles after they beat Fulham 2-0 to go back to the top of the Premier League. Silva opened the scoring early for City at Craven Cottage, before setting up Sergio Aguero for the second in a comfortable win for Pep Guardiola’s side. The win moves City a […]

Bernardo Silva says Manchester City are ‘ready’ to win titles after they beat Fulham 2-0 to go back to the top of the Premier League.

Silva opened the scoring early for City at Craven Cottage, before setting up Sergio Aguero for the second in a comfortable win for Pep Guardiola’s side.

The win moves City a point clear of Liverpool, who face Tottenham on Sunday, and midfielder Silva admits the side are ‘focused’ ahead of the final months of the season.

“We were very motivated knowing that Liverpool have one more game than us. We had to start the game with high intensity and that is what we did,’’ Silva told BBC’s MOTD.

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“Three more points, knowing that we have a very busy schedule. We have the squad to do it.

“This season, the team has been very focused after international breaks, we’re very happy to come back fit, almost the entire squad is available and we are ready for hopefully the next two months to try and win some titles.

“The team is very excited. This is the moment all players want to live. We can win them all, or lose them all. Everything is on the table.”

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