The city thought everything was over, said Bernardo Silva

Bernardo Silva thought Manchester City beat his title in the defeat at Newcastle United last week.

A 2-1 defeat at St James' Park gave Liverpool the chance to score seven points ahead of his victory over Leicester City.

But Harry Maguire canceled the opening of Sadio Mane's score to ensure a 1-1 draw and Michail Antonio of West Ham did the same on Monday.

Meanwhile, Pep Guardiola's men eliminated Arsenal 3-1 with Sergio Aguero's hat trick and goals scored at the end of the match at the end of each half by Aymeric Laporte and Gabriel Jesus sealed a 2-0 win at Everton on Wednesday. Liverpool unlike goals for the first time since December, although he played one more game.

"After Newcastle, it was very hard for us," Portuguese playmaker Silva told reporters.

"We were very disappointed, more than anyone, the players, the staff, we were all very sad because we all thought we lost the league in this game.

"Luckily, Liverpool drew against Leicester and it gave us a bit of hope, and then there was another draw against West Ham and that meant the race was on.

"Mentally, it's a big boost for us – we'll try to keep doing our job and not relax as we did against Newcastle."

City will face another tough test on Sunday against Chelsea, after suffering its first Premier League loss to Maurizio Sarri's team the last time he gave up first place in Liverpool.

Then comes the fifth round of the FA Cup to face the giant Newport County and the last visit of the Champions League to Schalke, before ending up in the 16th final, before ending up in the final of the EFL Cup with Chelsea.

Silva, who has recently been recognized as an outstanding artist by Guardiola, has no doubt that his teammates are ready to fight for honors on four fronts.

"In my opinion, it's not a problem at all, especially when you have a team like ours," he added.

"If we do not have any injuries, I think we can cope with it, no problem, it's good to have a lot of games because that means we fight for everything." Mentally, it's good, we'll try to do it. "