There are two series of events that will see Manchester City retain the Premier League title for the first time - and lift the trophy in front of their supporters after the Huddersfield game at the Etihad.
Should the Blues take maximum points from their next two games - away at Burnley and at home against Leicester - and Liverpool drop more than two points in their next two games, Pep Guardiola's side will be out of reach at the league's summit.
Liverpool, who face Huddersfield (home), Newcastle (away) and Wolves (home) in their remaining three fixtures, are a point behind City after the Blues took three points from their game in hand with a 2-0 victory against Manchester United at Old Trafford on Wednesday night.
Jurgen Klopp's side must win all three of their games and hope that City drop points against Burnley, Leicester or Brighton to win the title for the first time since 1990.
We've broken down the permutations of the title race that would see the Blues lift the trophy after the Leicester game:
Matchday 36:
Burnley vs City (April 28)
Liverpool vs Huddersfield (April 26)
Matchday 37:
City vs Leicester (May 6)
Newcastle vs Liverpool (May 5)
Permutations:
City WW, Liverpool WW: City one point ahead with three to play for - it goes to the final day
City WW, Liverpool WD: City three points ahead with three to play for - it goes to the final day
*City WW, Liverpool WL: City four points ahead with three to play for* - City win the trophy on May 6
*City WW, Liverpool LL: City seven points ahead with three to play for* - City win the trophy on May 6
Matchday 38:
Brighton vs City (May 12)
Liverpool vs Wolves (May 12)
