Premier League title race: What do Liverpool and Man City need to lift the trophy?

The Premier League title race has come down to the final race, with Manchester City and Liverpool once again leading the way.

Only one point separates Pepe Guardiola and Jurgen Klopp’s sides, with Man City currently ahead and seemingly on course for their fifth top-flight title.

Of course, there could still be a final day upset, as they host Steven Gerrard’s Aston Villa at the Etihad, while Liverpool face Wolves at Anfield for their final day fixture.

Football can be unpredictable, so while Man City may look like favourites to be crowned champions, there is still the chance Liverpool could come out on top and be on course to complete an unprecedented quadruple.

But what exactly do each team need to come out on top? We break down the title race and possible outcomes here…

The Reds cannot realistically win the title without a victory against Wolves, so the mission is simple on Sunday: win.

If Man City win against Aston Villa then victory won’t be enough, so Klopp’s side will be hoping for a draw or a loss for the blue Manc side.

There are a couple of more unlikely scenarios that could play out, but it would require Man City to fall by six or more goals to Aston Villa.

Liverpool will win the Premier League in one of the following scenarios:

For Man City, a win would secure them the title, no matter what the result at Liverpool vs Wolves.

If, however, Aston Villa were able to hold them to a draw – or even defeat Pep Guardiola’s side – then they would have to hope Wolves do the same to Liverpool.

Man City will win the Premier League title if:

There is a list of tiebreakers to determine which club finishes above the other in the event they finish level on points.

The two fixtures between Liverpool and Man City this