Dung Grin's video: Bernardo Silva gives verdict on Man City catching Liverpool in Premier League title race

Bernardo Silva admits this is a “really bad situation” for Manchester City after their shock defeat to Wolves on Friday at the Molineux. The Wanderers completed a stunning comeback against the reigning Premier League champions with goals by Adama Traore, Raul Jimenez and Matt Doherty who canceled out Raheem Sterling’s brace. City, who had goalkeeper Ederson sent off after 12 minutes, are still third in the table behind Leicester and are now facing a whopping 14-point deficit from top-of-the-table Liverpool who remain undefeated in the league. Silva admits the Citizens are facing an uphill battle and that no one expected such struggles halfway through the season. The forward understands it won’t be easy to cover all that lost ground but refuses to give up hope completely. Silva said: "It is a really bad situation for us. JUST IN: Man City boss Pep Guardiola makes frank Liverpool title race admission after Wolves defeat  “A frustrating first half of the season. Nobody expected us to be this far away from Liverpool at this halfway point. We have to continue now. “We know that winning the title is very complicated. I wouldn't say impossible but very difficult." Pep Guardiola suffered one of the worst nights of his career at Wolverhampton as City recorded a mere 37.8 per cent possession - the lowest figure the Spaniard has ever recorded in top-flight history. Guardiola also understands that a title bid is now difficult but insists his team will continue to roll on with the punches. DON'T MISSMan Utd chief Ed Woodward sent back to drawing board as Erling Haaland agrees termsLiverpool fans send Jurgen Klopp January transfer demand after Man City lose to WolvesMan Utd chief Ed Woodward handed transfer demand after Scott McTominay suffers knee injury READ MORE Man Utd boss Solskjaer joins Klopp and Guardiola in tabling complaint  The Catalan boss is also adamant that he will not prioritise any cup competitions or the Champions League as that could cost them the top four. Guardiola said: “We cannot prioritise the cup competitions because if so next season we might not be in Europe. "We are used to being at the top and now we are far away so we have to adjust mentally to that. I said many times it is unrealistic to think about Liverpool; we need to think about Leicester. “Now it is about trying to catch the second one. We had the chance to return to second but we remain third. READ MORE Ole Gunnar Solskjaer tells Man Utd chief Ed Woodward of leading target  "It's difficult in the Premier League, but especially this side. We took advantage, but we could not defend it. “They fought incredibly, ran even in the last minutes, we conceded the goals but we could've avoided them. "The team fought, I've got no regrets, they did everything to defend the result. We have to play 11 against 11 in that level. Trending  “You can always avoid conceding, but sometimes it's fatigue, it's tiredness, it's a lot of minutes to defend and it's difficult sometimes.” Cit