Man City's Premier League title aspirations have gathered pace in recent weeks.
Pep Guardiola's side have hit a rich vein of form, winning their last 10 matches in all competitions. It's not been enough to overhaul Arsenal at the top of the table but City are poised to strike as we approach the final weeks of the campaign.
The Gunners have surrendered two-goal leads in each of their last two fixtures, seeing six points become two. Mikel Arteta's side's advantage is down to four points and the two teams meet in a mammoth match-up at the Etihad later this month. That is City's next Premier League game with fixtures against Bayern Munich and Sheffield United to come before then, in the Champions League and FA Cup respectively.
