Manchester City strengthened their hold on a top-four spot in the Premier League with an important victory at Tottenham on Wednesday.
The result moved the Blues back above Chelsea and within a point of Nottingham Forest in third. With Newcastle United and Bournemouth both losing in midweek, City have a three-point buffer to sixth with the top five likely to secure a place in the Champions League next season.
City face Forest in their next top-flight fixture but that is one of only three matches remaining against sides currently in the top nine, with home games with Brighton and Bournemouth to come. That schedule means Pep Guardiola's side are well-placed to finish the season strongly.
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No other top nine side faces as few matches against the others as City while Chelsea must still play Arsenal and Liverpool as well as Newcastle, with the Magpies also still to face Arsenal. Here's how the next few weeks are shaping up in the Premier League.
Manchester City
Saturday, March 8: Nottingham Forest (A)
Saturday, March 15: Brighton (H)
Wednesday, April 2: Leicester (H)
Saturday, April 5: Manchester United (A)
Saturday, April 12: Crystal Palace (H)
Saturday, April 19: Everton (A)
Nottingham Forest
Saturday, March 8: Man City (H)
Saturday, March 15: Ipswich (A)
Tuesday, April 1: Manchester United (H)
Saturday, April 5: Aston Villa (A)
Saturday, April 12: Everton (H)
Saturday, April 19: Tottenham (A)
Newcastle United
Monday, March 10: West Ham (A)
Wednesday, April 2: Brentford (H)
Saturday, April 5: Leicester (A)
Saturday, April 12: Manchester United (H)
Wednesday, April 16: Crystal Palace (H)
Saturday, April 19: Aston Villa (A)
Bournemouth
Sunday, March 9: Tottenham (A)
Saturday, March 15: Brentford (H)
Saturday, April 5: West Ham (A)
Saturday, April 12: Fulham (H)
Saturday, April 19: Crystal Palace (A)
Saturday, April 26: Manchester United (H)
Chelsea
Saturday, March 8: Leicester City (H)
Sunday, March 16: Arsenal (A)
Wednesday, April 2: Tottenham (H)
Saturday, April 5: Brentford (A)
Saturday, April 12: Ipswich (H)
Saturday, April 19: Fulham (A)
Aston Villa
Saturday, March 8: Brentford (A)
Tuesday, April 1: Brighton (A)
Saturday, April 5: Nottingham Forest (H)
Saturday, April 12: Southampton (A)
Saturday, April 19: Newcastle United (H)
Saturday, April 26: Manchester City (A)
