FILE PHOTO: Champions League - Quarter Final Second Leg - Borussia Dortmund v Manchester City - Signal Iduna Park, Dortmund, Germany - April 14, 2021 Manchester City's Phil Foden celebrates scoring their second goal with manager Pep Guardiola and teammates Pool via REUTERS/Wolfgang Rattay
LONDON (Reuters) - When Liverpool were romping to the title last season Manchester City's Raheem Sterling promised there would be a "massive reaction" from Pep Guardiola's chastened side and his ominous prediction has proved to be spot on.
A win for City at Crystal Palace on Saturday and defeat for second-placed Manchester United against Liverpool 24 hours later would confirm City's restoration to the throne with four games of the season remaining.
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