Liverpool and Man City’s final Premier League fixtures analysed as Kevin De Bruyne admits ‘schedule is tough’

Focus switches to the final set of Premier League fixtures for Manchester City and Liverpool after the two sides played out an enthralling 2-2 draw on Sunday. Twice City took the lead at the Etihad, through Kevin De Bruyne and then Gabriel Jesus, but twice Liverpool managed to level thanks to goals from Diogo Jota and Sadio Mane. Ad/> The draw leaves Manchester City just one point above Liverpool with seven games remaining for both sides.

Premier LeagueCity and Liverpool share spoils in thrilling spectacle that keeps title race tight5 HOURS AGO City and Liverpool also have an FA Cup semi-final meeting to look forward on Saturday, while both teams take leads into their Champions League quarter-final second legs in midweek. With regards to the Premier League, City arguably have the easier run-in in paper, with four home games and trips to Leeds, West Ham and Wolves: April 20 — Brighton (H) April 23 — Watford (H) April 30 — Leeds (A) May 8 — Newcastle (H) May 15 — West Ham (A) May 22 — Aston Villa (H) TBD: Wolves (A) «It's similar,” De Bruyne said afterwards, when asked which team benefits more from a point. City and Liverpool share spoils in thrilling spectacle that keeps title race tight RB Leipzig could poach Ten Hag as Man Utd move hits stumbling block – report Why City v Liverpool deserves to be in the pantheon of great rivalries “I know people said whoever wins gets the title.

But it's too hard, the schedule is too tough for both teams to win every game, but we will try.» /> De Bruyne added: «It was hard. To be fair I think we played excellent. The way we played was very good and we should score more.

It is what it is. It was a great game. »I think it should [be more before half-time] but we were still winning.