Bernardo Silva

With John Stones and Bernardo Silva missing, Manchester City were robbed of the skills that allow them to play quickly and with precision

Eddie Howe's injury woes and the Financial Fair Play constraints are making recruitment plans difficult

Newcastle's narrow midfield couldn't stop Pep Guardiola's side from using their players in between the lines to play through their hosts...

Maybe Silva is the type of footballer who could have thrived in any era, but he seems particularly fitting for today's football

Whether ‘unsportsmanlike’ or part of football’s ‘dark arts’, tactical fouls are key for Man City in stopping attacking-transition threats

This is why Bernardo is adored by Pep Guardiola, his team-mates and fans alike

Retaining Bernardo Silva is a huge coup for Manchester City given Gundogan's exit and his ability to play multiple positions

Cristiano Ronaldo is the most-capped male player in football history and continues to add to his goal tally, but what is his true level now?

It felt like Guardiola's initial starting approach caused City problems and they improved markedly when he changed things after an hour

From pitchside psychologists to dance sessions, we go behind the scenes at Portugal's most productive academy to see how superstars are made

Bernardo has been Manchester City's standout player this season. But why and how? And what is he doing so well?

Manchester City's Bernardo Silva scored a contender for goal of the season at Aston Villa on Wednesday evening - this is how he did it

Bernardo Silva has been rejuvenated in recent weeks. So Sam Lee watched his every move for three matches

Champions Manchester City missed out on a striker, but holding onto players who wanted to leave this summer could go one of two ways

City could end up spending more than £200 million on the duo and will continue to sell players to fund ambitious move for England stars

It is unthinkable to most City fans but Bernardo Silva wants a change of scenery. If the right offer is made he could get his wish...

Fernando Santos' champions are packed with raw talent and are battle-hardened - there is plenty for them to look forward to

Against Southampton, Manchester City often had four or even five men strung out across the forward line thanks to their two false nines