Liverpool are three points away from winning the title, and unless you’re a big believer in Ipswich Town and West Ham combining for one of the most remarkable outcomes in league history, the battle to secure a top-five spot – and the coveted UEFA Champions League invite that comes with it – is one of the most enthralling races left in Europe.

Manchester City are now unbeaten in their past seven matches. Their past two wins over Everton and Aston Villa are crucial in City’s chase to secure Champions League football for next season. But

Qualifying for the Champions League would be Manchester City's Premier League trophy for this season, says Matheus Nunes.

But as a makeshift right-back, Nunes may have gone from a waste of money to a man who earned City their slice of the Champions League millions. He had set up Nico O’Reilly’s late opener against Everton on Saturday.