Injury Concerns for Manchester City's Title Race

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has confirmed that midfielders Bernardo Silva and Jack Grealish sustained injuries during their 3-1 victory over FC Copenhagen in the Champions League.

Injury Concerns for City

Silva and Grealish's injuries come as a blow to Manchester City, who have enjoyed a clean bill of health since the return of Kevin De Bruyne. The Premier League title contenders were hoping to maintain their momentum in the race for the title, but now face uncertainty due to the fresh injury worries.

Grealish, who was making his first start since January, was forced off after just 21 minutes with a suspected muscle injury. The England international went down without any challenge and now faces a period on the sidelines.

Silva, a key player in Guardiola's midfield, scored a goal to give City a 2-1 lead before being substituted in the 78th minute. Guardiola revealed that Silva has a knock in his ankle and Grealish's injury appears to be muscular.

City's Title Race

The severity of the injuries is yet to be determined, but City will be hoping for a quick recovery as they continue their pursuit of the Premier League title. Currently sitting second in the table, City briefly took the top spot after defeating Everton, but Liverpool reclaimed the position with a win over Burnley.

City still have an advantage over Liverpool, as they have a game in hand. They will face Chelsea in their upcoming match, while Liverpool will take on Brentford. The reverse fixture between City and Liverpool is scheduled for March 10.

In conclusion, Manchester City's victory over FC Copenhagen was marred by the injuries to Bernardo Silva and Jack Grealish. The extent of their injuries is uncertain, but City will be hoping for a swift recovery as they aim to maintain their challenge for the Premier League title.