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Premier League
Arguably the most important of the titles up for grabs, City currently sit 2nd in the Premier League. They’ve racked up an impressive 74 points from 30 games, yet still find themselves 2 points behind Liverpool.
Admittedly, they do have a game in hand and control their own destiny the rest of the way. Their schedule is relatively kind the rest of the way, facing only Tottenham and Manchester United out of the top 6.
Contests against Fulham and Cardiff straight after the international break look like easy wins, however, tough away days against Crystal Palace and Burnley also loom large. City will also be keeping a close eye on rival Liverpool, who also face two of the top 6 in Spurs and Chelsea.
If City can win out, the Premier League title is theirs. Even if they drop a few points the rest of the way, we're not sure this Liverpool side has what it takes for a perfect run either.
