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The Premier League title race really begins to heat up with Liverpool losing crucial points over the past week.
If the Jurgen Klopp team still holds a three-point advantage over Man City in the lead, the lead could have been bigger if it had not drawn draw against Leicester City and West Ham.
The defending champions can tie with the Reds on 62 points if they beat Everton at Goodison Park tonight, but they will have played one more game than Liverpool and the Spurs since their Carabao Cup final on Sunday. end of the month. .
Liverpool's two draws also allowed Mauricio Pochettino's team to return to the match last week after recording late victories against Watford and Newcastle United.
Given that there will be a lot of twists in the last 13 games, we decided to take a look at the upcoming matches of the three teams.
The Spurs have a series of tough games to come up with Chelsea and Arsenal in the league over the next few weeks, while the Lilywhites are also due to travel to Liverpool and Man City before the end of the campaign.
The Reds will play tough games with Manchester United, Everton, Spurs and Chelsea in the final weeks of the season. City will also play decisive games at Etihad Stadium.
Here's who all three parties will face over the next few months:
Spurs
10/02 – Leicester City (h)
23/02 – Burnley (a)
27/02 – Chelsea (a)
02/03 – Arsenal (h)
09/03 – Southampton (a)
17/03 – Crystal Palace (h)
31/03 – Liverpool (a)
06/04 – Brighton and Hove Albion (m)
13/04 – Huddersfield Town (h)
20/04 – Man City (a)
27/04 – West Ham (h)
04/05 – Bournemouth (a)
12/05 – Everton (h)
Liverpool
09/02 – Bournemouth (h)
24/02 – Manchester United (a)
27/02 – Watford (h)
03/03 – Everton (a)
(Image: Shaun Botterill / Getty Images)
10/03 – Burnley (h)
17/03 – Fulham (a)
31/03 – Spurs (h)
06/04 – Southampton (a)
13/04 – Chelsea (h)
20/04 – City of Cardiff (a)
27/04 – Huddersfield Town (h)
04/05 – Newcastle United (a)
12/05 – Wolves (h)
Man City
06/02 – Everton (a)
10/02 – Chelsea (h)
27/02 – West Ham (h)
02/03 – Bournemouth (a)
09/03 – Watford (h)
16/03 – Manchester United (h)
(Image: SCARFF OLI / AFP / Getty Images)
30/03 – Fulham (a)
06/04 – City of Cardiff (h)
13/04 – Crystal Palace (a)
20/04 – Spurs (h)
27/04 – Burnley (a)
04/05 – Leicester City (h)
12/05 – Brighton and Hove Albion (a)
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