Man City’s next six Premier League fixtures compared to Liverpool, Arsenal and Aston Villa

Manchester City ended a run of four winless Premier League matches with a hard-fought 2-1 victory at Luton Town on Sunday.

Champions Manchester City survived a scare to beat Luton Town 2-1 and are four points in arrears of Klopp’s side.

Despite a dominant first half, they were unable to find the net and went into the break 1-0 down when Elijah Adebayo headed in.

City kept chipping away at a resolute Hatters defence and Bernardo Silva levelled the score with a beautifully curled effort just past the hour mark. Jack Grealish resumed normal service three minutes later, finishing Julian Alvarez’s cross for the eventual winner.

The current champions, who are targeting their fourth league title in a row, currently sit four points behind leaders Liverpool, Arsenal and surprise package Aston Villa make up the rest of the Champions League places.

The title race is already looking like it could be the most exciting for some time and there could be a lot of jostling for positions – especially with the busy festive period approaching.

Many are anticipating one of the closest title races for years as just 10 points separate the top six.

City are going through a rough patch but will fancy picking up the pace going into the next Premier League fixtures.

Here’s a look at how Man City’s next six Premier League fixtures compare to Liverpool, Arsenal and Aston Villa

Man City next six Premier League fixtures

• Crystal Palace (H) – December 16
• Everton (A) – December 27
• Sheffield United (H) – December 30
• Newcastle United (A) – January 13
• Burnley (H) – January 31
• Brentford (A) – February 3

Liverpool

• Manchester United (H) – December 17
• Arsenal (H) – December 23
• Burnley (A) – December 26
• Newcastle United (H) – January 1
• Bournemouth (A) – January 21
• Chelsea (H) – January 31

Arsenal

• Brighton (H) – December 17
• Liverpool (A) – December 23
• West Ham (H) – December 28
• Crystal Palace (H) – January 20
• Nottingham Forest (A) – January 30
• Liverpool (H) – February 3

Aston Villa

• Brentford (A) – December 17
• Sheffield United (H) – December 22
• Manchester United (A) – December 26
• Burnley (H) – December 30
• Everton (A) – January 14
• Newcastle (H) – January 30