Man City's final six Premier League games compared to Arsenal and Liverpool in title race

It's advantage Manchester City in this season's Premier League title race after their two main rivals - Arsenal and Liverpool - were both defeated on Sunday afternoon. Arsenal were beaten 2-0 by top-four chasing Aston Villa in the aftermath of Liverpool slipping up against Crystal Palace.

City were first up to the plate this Premier League match round when they swept aside Luton Town on Saturday afternoon. Mateo Kovacic, Erling Haaland, Jeremy Doku and Josko Gvardiol did the damage following an own goal from Luton defender Daiki Hashioka at the Etihad Stadium.

Pep Guardiola and his star-studded squad then watched on as they were handed a monumental double boost 24 hours later. Here, we look at what the run-in has in store compared for City, Arsenal and Liverpool...

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Man City (1st) - 73 points

Thursday, April 25 vs Brighton (A) at 8pm

Sunday, April 28 vs Nott'm Forest (A) at 4.30pm

Sunday, May 4 vs Wolves (H) at 5.30pm

Saturday, May 11 vs Fulham (A) at 12.30pm

Tuesday, May 14 vs Tottenham (A) at 8pm

Sunday, May 19 vs West Ham (H) at 4pm

Arsenal (1st) - 71 points

Saturday, April 20 vs Wolves (A) at 7.30pm

Tuesday, April 23 vs Chelsea (H) at 8pm

Sunday, April 28 vs Tottenham (A) at 2pm

Saturday, May 4 vs Bournemouth (H) at 12.30pm

Sunday, May 12 vs Manchester United (A) at 4.30pm

Sunday, May 19 vs Everton (H) at 4pm

Liverpool (3rd) - 71 points

Sunday, April 21 vs Fulham (A) at 4.30pm

Wednesday, April 24 vs Everton (A) at 8pm

Saturday, April 27 vs West Ham (A) at 12.30pm

Sunday, May 5 vs Tottenham (H) at 4.30pm

Monday, May 13 vs Aston Villa (A) at 8pm

Sunday, May 19 vs Wolves (H) at 4pm

The verdict: With so little to separate the three teams heading into the run-in, the title race could go right down to the wire. All three teams boast home advantage on the final day, but Arsenal also have an extra match at home to look forward to.

In their own pursuit for a top-four finish, Tottenham could inadvertently have a telling mark on where the trophy ends up as they have to play Arsenal, Liverpool and City. Despite their extra home game, Arsenal perhaps have the toughest run-in with Chelsea, Tottenham and Manchester United on their schedule. Owing to FA Cup commitments, City will play catch-up after next weekend's semi-final showdown with Chelsea.