The last time Manchester City were top of the table was in game week 33 which was on 13 April after they beat Luton Town 5-1.

They had played 32 games each with Arsenal and Liverpool, who were level, two points behind.

Manchester City have had a game in hand since then and could now return to the top if they beat Fulham.

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Fulham boss Marco Silva has lost all nine Premier League matches against Manchester City.

No manager has ever lost their first 10 fixtures in the competition against a single opponent.

Fulham haven't won a Premier League home game against Manchester City in 11 attempts since 2005.

Manchester City have won the past 15 meetings in all competitions.

No team has ever beaten another team in 16 successive competitive matches in English football history.

Manchester City have scored in 31 successive fixtures against Fulham since a 0-0 Premier League draw at Etihad Stadium in 2004.

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Erling Haaland has been involved in 11 goals in 11 Premier League games in London, scoring nine and assisting two.

He’s only failed to score or assist a goal in three of his 11 matches in the capital so far.

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola, speaking to TNT Sports, on the magnitude of the game: "It's the players' responsibility and we know what we are playing for. Three finals and starting with the first one, then we have the chance to fight for the next two."

On playing before Arsenal's game tomorrow: "I don't know, every week this question. It doesn't matter, you have to win the games to be champions."

On the Kyle Walker being on the bench: "Kyle didn't train the last two days and was partial [not fully fit].

"We have a game on Tuesday and Ruben [Dias] is so reliable in these type of games. [Jack Grealish] was feeling ill in the last minute, but he is fine."

On Fulham: "Always have been [good]. It depends on the result, but we struggle here all the time. Marco Silva is an excellent manger. We try to read what we have to do and impose our game."

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Bobby De Cordova-Reid, who captains Fulham today, is making his 100th appearance for the club in the Premier League.

Meanwhile, it is Rodri's 99th start for Manchester City since the beginning of last season.

Only Bruno Fernandes (102) has started more games for a Premier League club across all competitions in this period.

Nottingham Forest will likely remain without Neco Williams, who missed last weekend’s victory against Sheffield United with a thigh injury.

Taiwo Awoniyi returned as a substitute at Bramall Lane after missing two months with a groin issue.

Chelsea may be able to welcome back Reece James and Lesley Ugochukwu, who are both back in full training.

Robert Sanchez is also nearing a return but Ben Chilwell, Romeo Lavia, Wesley Fofana and Enzo Fernandez remain sidelined.

Fulham

Fulham boss Marco Silva, speaking to TNT Sports, on what he expects from his team: "The same quality, attitude and commitment.

"To be competitive like we have been so far this season. We know we are going to face the champions [of last season] and a great side a team with lot of quality.

"Huge respect to them, but we are looking at ourselves. We are going to give it a good game and try get three points."

On Bobby De Cordova-Reid: "We talked about certain aspects of the game we wanted to improve and in some moments City will keep the possession.

"We need to take some energy from the opposition side and Bobby can be an important piece of that."

On playing a role in the title race: "That is not our motivation, that motivation should be for Arsenal and City. For us, it is a fight for the three points - we know what is behind the game."

Just one point separating the two teams at the top.

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It's as simple as this...

If Manchester City win each of their final three league games, they are guaranteed to become the first club to win four successive English top-flight titles.

They currently sit a point behind leaders Arsenal with a game in hand and the Gunners take on Manchester United at Old Trafford tomorrow.

Will the trophy end up in Manchester or London?

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Aston Villa could secure fourth spot and the final Champions League qualification place today, despite not playing until Monday.

They need these things to happen:

• Tottenham lose
• Tottenham draw and Villa draw with Liverpool on Monday
• Tottenham win, Villa beat Liverpool on Monday

Tottenham can ensure a top-five finish, meaning qualification for the Europa League at worst, if they win, Newcastle lose to Brighton and Chelsea and Manchester United both fail to win.

If that doesn't happen, they can still ensure a top-six finish, therefore guarenteeing Europa Conference League qualification at worst.

They need this to happen for that:

• They win and Chelsea and Manchester United both fail to win
• They win, Newcastle lose and one of Chelsea and United fail to win
• If they draw and Chelsea and United both lose

This is what the bottom of the table looks like so you can see the goal difference disparity between the teams.

An anxious weekend for Luton Town and Burnley fans.

Luton will be relegated today if:

• If they lose at West Ham AND Nottingham Forest avoid defeat by Chelsea later
• If they lose AND Burnley beat Manchester City
• If they draw AND Forest win
• If Forest match Luton’s result, that leaves Luton on the brink of relegation as they would need a big swing in goal difference on the final day

Burnley will be relegated if these things happen:

• They fail to win at Tottenham today
• Even if they do win, they’re down if Nottingham Forest beat Chelsea later tonight (17:30 BST kick-off)
• If Burnley win and Forest draw, the Clarets need a huge swing in goal difference on the final day of the season when they play...Nottingham Forest

Right, now you know the teams, here's the bonkers permutations...

There's one enforced change for Fulham as Sasa Lukic missed out through injury. His place in the starting XI is taken by Bobby De Cordova-Reid, who captains the hosts.

Fulham XI: Leno, Castagne, Diop, Bassey, Robinson, Iwobi, Palhinha, De Cordova-Reid, Pereira, Willian, Muniz.

Subs: Rodak, Tete, Reed, Jimenez, Wilson, Broja, Cairney, Traore, Ream.

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Manchester City make just one change to the side that thrashed Wolves 5-1 last-time out.

That sees Ruben Dias come in with Kyle Walker dropping to the bench.

Man City XI: Ederson, Akanji, Dias, Ake, Gvardiol, Rodri, Kovacic, Silva, De Bruyne, Foden, Haaland.

Subs: Walker, Stones, Doku, Ortega, Alvarez, Gomez, Luiz, Bobb, Lewis.

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