The Premier League title race is reaching its climax with just a handful of games left.
For most of the season, Liverpool and Manchester City have been going hammer and tongs, sweeping aside most challengers as they slugged it out at the top of the table.
At things stand, City are in pole position on 86 points having played 35 games, while Liverpool trail the Etihad club on goal difference having played a game more, the most recent of which saw the Reds win 2-1 at Aston Villa. City face Wolves on Wednesday night.
After that fixture at Molineux, the teams have two games left each - first on the road, with both finishing the season on their home turf.
How things stand?
Man City - P35 W27 D5 L3 GF89 GA21 GD68 PTS86
Liverpool - P36 W26 D8 L2 GF89 GA24 GD65 PTS86
Fixtures to come
Man City
Wolves (A) - Wednesday, May 11
West Ham (A) - Sunday, May 15
Aston Villa (H) - Sunday, May 22
Liverpool
Southampton (A) - Monday, May 16
Wolves (H) - Sunday, May 22
What the managers have said
Pep Guardiola: "Everyone in this country supports Liverpool, the media and everyone. Of course because Liverpool has an incredible history in European competition. Not in the Premier League, because they have won one in 30 years, but it is not a problem at all."
Jurgen Klopp : "I have no idea if the country is supporting us. It is not the feeling I get when we go to other places, it's actually the opposite. I live in Liverpool. Here a lot of people want us to win the league that's for sure. But even here it's probably only 50%.
"It is clear it is not over. We have three games to play and my concern is how we can win our three games and I have no say in how City can win theirs. We don't stop believing, that's what we do."
