Manchester City are one step closer towards getting their hands on a historic fourth successive Premier League title. Pep Guardiola's side stormed past Crystal Palace on Saturday afternoon, winning 4-2 at Selhurst Park.
Jean-Philippe Mateta put the Eagles ahead in the opening minutes, but Kevin De Bruyne quickly found the reigning champions an equaliser. Rico Lewis put Manchester City shortly after half-time before Erling Haaland etched his name on the scoresheet just moments after the hour mark.
De Bruyne later doubled his tally upon his return to the starting lineup. Odsonne Edouard scored a late constellation goal for Oliver Glasner's side in the dying embers of the clash. Nevertheless, Guardiola's side remain in contention on three fronts with a Champions League quarter-final and an FA Cup semi-final to come in April.
Real Madrid and Chelsea stand in the Blues' way in those respective competitions and with Premier League title rivals Arsenal and Liverpool also in Europe, it promises to be a hectic and pivotal few weeks.
So, with that being said, the Manchester Evening News has taken a look at how City, the Gunners and Liverpool's fixture list looks over the coming weeks.
April:
Tues 9 - CL Real Madrid (A)
Sat 13 - PL Luton (H)
Wed 17 - CL Real Madrid (H)
Sat 20 - FA CUP Chelsea (H)
Thurs 25 - PL Brighton (A)
Sun 28 - PL Nottingham Forest (A)
April
Sun 7 - PL - Manchester United (A)
Thurs 11 - EL - Atlanta (H)
Sun 14 - PL - Crystal Palace (H)
Thurs 18 - EL - Atlanta (A)
Sun 21 - PL - Fulham (A)
Weds 24 - PL - Everton (A)
Sat 6 - PL - Brighton (A)
Tues 9 - CL - Bayern Munich (H)
Sun 14 - PL - Aston Villa (H)
Wed 17 - CL - Bayern Munich (A)
Sat 20 - PL - Wolves (A)
Tues 23 - PL - Chelsea (H)
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