As the title race between Liverpool and Manchester City simmers on, fans of the other 18 Premier League clubs have casted their votes on who they would prefer to see crowned champions.
The Reds currently sit two points clear with three games to go.
While Kyle Walker reveals how Liverpool's title chances are on rival fans' lips when walking his dogs are in second place with a game in hand, with the race set to go down to the wire.
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In a poll conducted by bookmaker Paddy Power, the majority of supporters want to see Jurgen Klopp's side end an unwanted 29-year wait for a league title.
While fans of just four clubs have backed Pep Guardiola's team to lift consecutive titles.
Manchester United dressing room row could give Liverpool hope in Premier League battle with Man City
Supporters of Manchester United dressing room row could give Liverpool hope in Premier League battle with Man City who play Man City at Old Trafford on Wednesday night, would prefer their local rivals to win the league over Liverpool.
In the poll 64% of United fans want to see Guardiola's men win.
And it is no surprise Liverpool's nearest rivals Manchester United dressing room row could give Liverpool hope in Premier League battle with Man City aren't keen on the idea of the Reds lifting their 19th title.
Just 33% of Blues voted in favour of their neighbours winning the league, with 67% preferring a winners parade through the streets of Manchester.
Kyle Walker reveals how Liverpool's title chances are on rival fans' lips when walking his dogs
Chelsea and Southampton are the only other teams hoping for a City win, with the remaining teams all selecting Liverpool as their favoured champs.
Burnley are the only undecided club, with their fans torn 50/50 on which North West rival they want to see crowned Champions of England.
Already relegated Huddersfield Town will visit Anfield on Friday evening.
And it will serve as a major boost to the Reds' that the Terriers fate is already sealed, but also an astonishing 75% of supporters are rooting for Liverpool.
