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Manchester City cannot win the Premier League title in March, but they can effectively lose it if they emerge from a difficult run of five testing fixtures further behind top spot than their current four-point deficit.
After peppering Djordje Petrovic's goal with 31 shots in Saturday's teatime kick-off at the Etihad Stadium, only Manchester City's players will know how they didn't extend their winning run to 12 matches.
Rodri's late equaliser extended Manchester City's year-long unbeaten record at home but a 1-1 draw against Chelsea on Saturday handed Liverpool and Arsenal a huge boost in the Premier League title race. Raheem Sterling gave Chelsea a first-half lead on his return to the Etihad and City were headed to a first defeat on home soil for 34 games until Rodri's deflected effort seven minutes from time. City move four points behind leaders Liverpool and two adrift of Arsenal, but have a game in hand on both their title rivals.
With just two points between the top three Premier League teams, Manchester City are under pressure to defend their title for the fourth time in a row.
Former Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel Petit believes Gary Neville is wrong to suggest Mikel Arteta's side are better-equipped for the Premier League title race than they were last season.
Manchester City are no strangers to title races as they aim to defend their crown and win Premier League for the fourth year in a row.
John Stones wants his Manchester City defensive teammates to focus on clean sheets for the final four months of the season, to help their attacking colleagues maintain the ten-game winning run.
Former Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson has stated that he doesn't believe Tottenham will ever win the Premier League. He made this claim at Newbury Racecourse, just before Tottenham's dramatic last-minute victory over Brighton.