Man City fixtures

Manchester City and Liverpool played out a thrilling 2-2 draw on April 10, but who has the title advantage? Both teams have seven Premier League games to ...

Liverpool won 10 in a row heading into Sunday and City have lost once in the Premier League since October. They are a cut above the competition. But, in truth, the boldest predictions in there are the games where we suggest City and Liverpool will drop points. Gerrard and Coutinho, who were denied in heartbreaking fashion when City pipped Liverpool in 2014, might be able to provide a final twist. Okay, in a manner neither of these formidable teams are likely to, we’ve bottled it a bit. All City’s league games against David Moyes’s side have been tight and tough over the past two seasons and the Hammers ended their League Cup reign on penalties last October. They are in a small Premier League minority who seem to relish facing Guardiola’s side, but a season petering out into midtable might temper their appetite for a scrap. A week after hosting Liverpool, Newcastle will continue to have their say in the title race. This could really be a huge weekend in the title race. Tottenham’s 2-2 draw with Liverpool started a December wobble for Klopp’s side, and Spurs then won a chaotic encounter at the Etihad Stadium in February. Klopp’s only win over Conte came in the first of their five meetings back in September 2016. The Times reported that Guardiola extensively studied footage of Southampton against Liverpool to prepare for Sunday’s encounter, so it’s fair to assume Ralph Hasenhuttl’s side have ways to hurt Klopp and his players. In the 2018-19 knife-edge battle between City and Liverpool, Klopp’s side played out a thriller at St James’ Park and prevailed 3-2 on the season’s penultimate weekend. Three days after playing City again at Wembley, this would look like a huge red flag in Liverpool’s run-in.

Here, i looks at the key fixtures that are likely to play a big part in deciding who wins the Premier League. The title race. 1. Manchester City – Played 31 ...

If it does, the script writes itself. Aston Villa’s manager infamously failed to win the Premier League for his beloved Liverpool as a player. If they’re going to drop points anywhere, Leeds is the place you’d back them to do it. Both have European commitments to balance. Both have seven games to play. The Premier League title race is not over yet.

Liverpool may be trailing Man City by one point in the Premier League but Liverpool still have a fighting chance. Seven fixtures prove it with little time ...

It will be difficult, but Liverpool only have to do what they have done in the last few months: don't lose and keep going. Liverpool have been able to claw back in the last seven games and have gained five more points than Manchester City in that period. Seven games ago, on matchday 24, Liverpool were six points behind Manchester City, and the title was fully within Pep Guardiola's grasp.

Manchester City have hardly put a foot wrong since the start of the season, dropping points in just three games since the end of October, but Liverpool are ...

Away from home, there are no gimmees for Liverpool even once the trip to the Etihad is out of the way. Bruno Lage’s side also still have to travel to Stamford Bridge and, given some ordinary underlying numbers, it is worth taking their impressive results on the road with a pinch of salt. Could Steven Gerrard deliver the title to his former club with a shock win at the Etihad? By the time of a trip to Elland Road, Leeds may well be safe. You could say that Everton at home is officially the ‘easiest’ fixture possible, based on this season’s results. Only Watford, who visit the Etihad on 23 April, are in desperate need of points in order to survive.