Premier League title race goes down to the wire, but Manchester City holds advantage
By CNN Sports staff
Updated 2308 GMT (0708 HKT) May 21, 2022
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However, a draw or defeat for City would allow quadruple-chasing Liverpool the opportunity to steal in and snatch the title away from the defending champion. Three years ago, City pipped Liverpool to the Premier League title by a point, and will be favorites to do so again. Since drawing 2-2 with Liverpool at the Etihad Stadium on
