Man City primed to finally seal the deal in hectic season


Edin Dzeko of Manchester City gets a hug from his manager Manuel Pellegrini after his team beat Everton in their English Premier League soccer match at Goodison Park in Liverpool, May 3, 2014. REUTERS/Russell Cheyne

LONDON (Reuters) - The most unpredictable Premier League title race for years could still offer up another twist or turn before it is decided on Sunday but in a season of shocks, none would be as monumental as table-topping Liverpool going on to be crowned champions.

Liverpool may be the league leaders with just a home match against Newcastle to play but for once the old cliché that "the table never lies" is wrong, as Manchester City are just a point adrift with two relatively routine home fixtures remaining.

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