Bernardo Silva

Player Ratings for Bernardo Silva

Date	Opposition	V	Score	Reports	Rating
17 Aug	Liverpool	H	0 - 2	10		N/A
24 Aug	Manchester City	A	4 - 1	7		N/A
28 Aug	AFC Wimbledon CCR2	A	2 - 2	6		N/A
31 Aug	Fulham	H	1 - 1	8		N/A

14 Sep	Brighton and Hove Albion	A	0 - 0	4		N/A
21 Sep	Southampton	A	1 - 1	3		N/A
29 Sep	Aston Villa	H	2 - 2	3		N/A

5 Oct	West Ham United	A	4 - 1	7		N/A
19 Oct	Everton	H	0 - 2	10		N/A
26 Oct	Brentford	A	4 - 3	11		N/A

2 Nov	Leicester City	H	1 - 1	14		N/A
10 Nov	Tottenham Hotspur	A	1 - 2	7		N/A
24 Nov	Manchester United	H	1 - 1	6		N/A
30 Nov	Nottingham Forest	A	1 - 0	4		N/A

3 Dec	Crystal Palace	H	0 - 1	7		N/A
8 Dec	AFC Bournemouth	H	1 - 2	6		N/A
14 Dec	Wolverhampton Wanderers	A	1 - 2	13		N/A
21 Dec	Newcastle United	H	0 - 4	14		N/A
27 Dec	Arsenal	A	1 - 0	8		N/A
30 Dec	Chelsea	H	2 - 0	10		N/A

5 Jan	Fulham	A	2 - 2	12		N/A
12 Jan	Bristol Rovers FACR3	H	3 - 0	8		N/A
16 Jan	Brighton and Hove Albion	H	0 - 2	15		N/A
19 Jan	Manchester City	H	0 - 6	10		N/A
25 Jan	Liverpool	A	4 - 1	8		N/A

1 Feb	Southampton	H	1 - 2	23		N/A
8 Feb	Coventry City FACR4	A	1 - 4	8		N/A
15 Feb	Aston Villa	A	1 - 1	5		N/A
22 Feb	Tottenham Hotspur	H	1 - 4	12		N/A
26 Feb	Manchester United	A	3 - 2	10		N/A

3 Mar	Nottingham Forest FACR5	A	1 - 1	6		N/A
8 Mar	Crystal Palace	A	1 - 0	3		N/A
15 Mar	Nottingham Forest	H	2 - 4	4		N/A

2 Apr	AFC Bournemouth	A	1 - 2	6		N/A
5 Apr	Wolverhampton Wanderers	H	1 - 2	16		N/A
13 Apr	Chelsea	A	2 - 2	0		N/A
20 Apr	Arsenal	H	0 - 4	7		N/A
26 Apr	Newcastle United	A	3 - 0	9		N/A

Player Stats for Bernardo Silva

	League			FA Cup			League Cup			Other
Season	Apps	Subs	Goals	Apps	Subs	Goals	Apps	Subs	Goals	Apps	Subs	Goals
2024-2025	2	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
2022-2023	24	7	4	3	1	0	0	2	0	0	0	0
2021-2022	33	2	8	2	1	2	0	0	0	0	0	0
2020-2021	18	2	2	3	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	0

News Stories for Bernardo Silva

Ipswich Town 0-6 Manchester City - Match Report Sun 19th Jan 2025
Town fell to their joint-heaviest home defeat as they were thrashed 6-0 by Manchester City at Portman Road. The Blues played well for the first half hour but once Phil Foden, on 27, Mateo Kovacic, three minutes later, and then Foden again in the 42nd minute had given the visitors a three-goal half-time lead, it was one-way traffic in the second period with Jeremy Doku, 49, Erling Haaland, 57, and James McAtee, 69, completing the scoring to inflict Town’s biggest home loss since Liverpool won by the same scoreline in February 2002.

Ipswich Town 0-3 Manchester City - Half-Time Sun 19th Jan 2025
Two goals from Phil Foden and one from Mateo Kovacic have given Manchester City a 3-0 lead over the Blues at half-time at Portman Road.

Five Changes For Blues Against Manchester City Sun 19th Jan 2025
Town have made five changes for this afternoon’s game against Premier League champions Manchester City at Portman Road with Ben Godfrey handed his league debut and skipper Sam Morsy, Cameron Burgess, Ben Johnson and Jack Clarke returning to the team (Sky Sports, KO 4.30pm).

Davis: I Get Asked This a Lot! Thu 15th Sep 2022
It’s the question Leif Davis has been asked more than any other in his lifetime. His Christian name, where did that come from?

Smith Wins Cap as All Whites Defeated By Ronaldo's Portugal Sat 24th Jun 2017
Tommy Smith won his 35th cap as New Zealand were beaten 4-0 by Portugal in their final game at the Confederations Cup in Russia.

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