It's shaping up to be another thrilling end to the Premier League season, with Manchester City and Liverpool once again gearing up for a massive showdown.
The two clubs continue to be the best in the country, if not the world, by some distance, and matches between them will likely decide the outcome of at least two competitions if not three. They've been drawn on opposite sides of the route to the Champions League final so can only meet in the competition's showpiece event in France, but they do face off in the FA Cup semi-finals.
Then, of course, there is the Premier League. City's stumble against Crystal Palace means that they have let Liverpool back into the race and there is only a single point separating them with nine games each left to play. Less than a week before they meet at Wembley, they will go head-to-head in Manchester in what may very well be a straight shootout for the title.
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Just as it was in the 2018/19 season when both sides played at a ridiculously high and unprecedented level, matching each other step for step until the very last day of the campaign, the run-in this time around looks to have the makings of an all-time classic. City just need to make sure they finish on top once again.
While competing on multiple fronts will take it out of both teams and could add further complications to games they would usually expect to win, the Blues do have the more comfortable run-in. Liverpool are the only top-six side they have to play and in Burnley, Watford, Leeds and Newcastle they also have four of the bottom seven coming up. The remaining matches are against Wolves, Brighton, West Ham and Aston Villa.
Liverpool, meanwhile, still have to face Manchester United, Tottenham and play a Merseyside derby against Everton. Watford, Villa, Newcastle, Southampton and Wolves fill out the rest of their fixture list.
It's bound to be an enthralling end to the season with plenty of twists and turns yet to come. In the widget below, you can predict how all the remaining league games will go and see what the final table will look like if your predictions are correct.
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