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Man City to play six games in 21 days as Premier League title run in dates confirmed
TL;DR
Manchester City will play six matches in 21 days as their Premier League title race schedule is confirmed. Key matches include rescheduled games against Bournemouth and Crystal Palace.
Key points
- Manchester City to play six games in 21 days
- Key matches against Bournemouth and Crystal Palace
- Crystal Palace match rescheduled to May 13 at 8pm
- Bournemouth match rescheduled due to FA Cup final
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Man City to play six games in 21 days as Premier League title run in dates confirmed
Manchester City have discovered when they will play against Bournemouth and Crystal Palace.
City were due to face Palace on the weekend of the Carabao Cup final but will instead play the game on Wednesday, May 13 at 8pm.
Their clash with Bournemouth, meanwhile, needed to be rescheduled because of their involvement in the FA Cup final.
That game will be played on Tuesday, May 19 at 7:30pm.
It means City will face a hectic schedule to end the season, playing six games in 21 daysâŠ
Manchester Cityâs remaining games
4 May: Everton (a)
9 May: Brentford (h)
13 May: Crystal Palace (h)
16 May: FA Cup final v Chelsea
19 May: Bournemouth (a)
24 May: Aston Villa (h)
Arsenalâs games
Arsenal have also had a game moved, with their match against Burnley now scheduled for Monday, May 18 at 8pm instead of Sunday, May 17.
Q&A
What are the dates for Manchester City's upcoming matches?
Manchester City will play six matches over 21 days, with a key game against Crystal Palace on May 13 at 8pm.
Why was the match against Bournemouth rescheduled?
The match against Bournemouth was rescheduled due to Manchester City's participation in the FA Cup final.
How does the Premier League title race affect Manchester City's schedule?
The Premier League title race has led to a congested schedule for Manchester City, resulting in six games being played in just 21 days.