Liverpool's Premier League title fate no longer lies in its own hands as Jürgen Klopp's side hope for a Manchester City slip-up.

City is now overwhelming favorite to retain its crown with six games to go, with many tipping Pep Guardiola's side to win all six.

City's toughest match on paper is away at Tottenham, where it has not won or scored in its last four Premier League visits.



That match is scheduled for the final week of the season, while City must also travel to Brighton and Nottingham Forest.

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The league leaders take on Real Madrid in the Champions League this week, with a semi-final spot up for grabs.

Or Wolves, it might slip up at home," he told Premier League Productions.

Should City reach the last four of the Champions League, it will take on Wolves at the Etihad in between those semi-final matches on May 4.

With those huge Champions League semi-finals potentially to come, Liverpool will hope it takes its eye off the ball in the league encounters.


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