Pep Guardiola's side squandered the chance to close the gap at the top of the Premier League after dropping points against Brighton at home
Manchester City suffered another blow to their Premier League title ambitions on Wednesday night as they drew 1-1 at home to Brighton & Hove Albion at the Etihad Stadium.
Pep Guardiola's men went ahead early in the contest through Erling Haaland's penalty, ending his run without a goal. However, the Seagulls levelled after the break when Kaoru Mitoma scored from close range.
Haaland missed a handful of chances in the latter stages, meaning City are now five points behind Arsenal. The league leaders take on Liverpool at the Emirates Stadium on Thursday evening, looking to go eight points clear.
With that said, the Manchester Evening News has taken a look at City's next fixtures and those of their rivals.
Arsenal (1st - 48 points)
Liverpool (H) - Jan 8
Nottingham Forest (A) - Jan 17
Manchester United (H) - Jan 25
Leeds United (A) - Jan 31
Sunderland (H) - Feb 7
Man City (2nd - 43 points)
Manchester United (A) - January 17
Wolves (H) - January 24
Tottenham (A) - February 1
Liverpool (A) - February 8
Fulham (H) - February 11
Aston Villa (3rd - 43 points)
Everton (H) - January 18
Newcastle United (A) - January 25
Brentford (H) - February 1
Bournemouth (A) - February 7
Brighton (H) - February 11
Liverpool (4th - 34 points)
Arsenal (A) - January 8
Burnley (H) - January 17
Bournemouth (A) - January 24
Newcastle United (H) - January 31
Manchester City (H) - February 8
Brentford (5th - 33 points)
Chelsea (A) - January 17
Nottingham Forest (H) - January 25
Aston Villa (A) - February 1
Newcastle (A) - February 7
Arsenal (H) - February 12
Chelsea (5th - 31 points)
Brentford (H) - January 17
Crystal Palace (A) - January 25
West Ham (H) - January 31
Wolves (A) - February 7
Leeds (H) - February 10

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