Soccer-Man City have come back from worse, says Silva, after two losses

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- Manchester City suffered their first Premier League defeat to Arsenal in eight years on Sunday to drop to third in the standings, but midfielder Bernardo Silva said the loss was"not the end of the world".

City, who have lost their last two Premier League games, were involved in an intense two-way title race with Arsenal last season, in which City were trailing before Arsenal faltered in the run-in. "We will try to come back stronger from the international break. It's not the end of the world. We have been in much worse positions.

City are next in action on Oct. 21, when they face Brighton & Hove Albion. They then take on rivals Manchester United on Oct. 29.

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