City has a slight advantage over Liverpool .. And the "Reds" want a service from its former star

Manchester City has its destiny in its hands to retain the English Premier League title, when it enters the final 38th stage tomorrow, and it leads by an orphan point from its chaser Liverpool, who is looking for a historic quartet.

Spanish coach Josep Guardiola's men will guarantee the fourth title in five years, if they beat their 14th-placed guest, Aston Villa, who have not won in the last three matches.

"It's hard to control your emotions when you know what's at stake," Guardiola said.

"The players are human beings, but football, you don't know when things will be decided," the former Barcelona and Bayern Munich coach continued.

City knows full well the bitterness of losing in the last moments, after he was eliminated from the Champions League semi-finals, after he was ahead of Real Madrid.

On the other hand, Liverpool is fighting on two remaining fronts, after winning the English Cup and League Cup this season.

After the final stage of the Premier League, the red team is preparing for the Champions League final with Real Madrid in Paris, hoping to crown its season with a historic quartet for an English club.

"Imagine, before the start of the season, that someone would say that you will reach the final of the three cups and fight for the league," said his German coach, Jurgen Klopp.

The presence of Liverpool legend Steven Gerrard on the coach's seat at Aston Villa will add an additional flavor to the final battle in the league.

Gerrard has not won any league title with Liverpool in 17 years at Anfield, but he may contribute to providing a new title for him by obstructing City.

If City wins, it will guarantee the title, and in the event of a loss or a draw, Liverpool will take the title if they come out victorious over Wolverhampton the eighth, who has not won in the last six games.

And in the event that City loses (90 points) and Liverpool draws (89), and thus they equal points, City will guarantee the title logically, as it has a six-goal advantage over Liverpool.

"We will go out on Sunday and give everything to score points for Aston Villa and our fans," Gerrard said.

"If it definitely helps Liverpool, that's great, but my priority is to try and get points for Aston Villa."

It is noteworthy that City had won the 2019 title by leading Liverpool by an orphan point (98-97).

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