There's probably no point trying to explain this to you anymore, but I will anyway. I don't know if you're just in denial, or you don't have your thinking cap on. If City win all of their remaining games (INCLUDING AGAINST LIVERPOOL), they win the title. On the flip side, if Liverpool win all their remaining games (INCLUDING AGAINST CITY), they win the title. It's in both of their hands, because this is just now like one big grand final between Liverpool and City spanning over a combined 15 games. Now let's do the maths to back up our argument that Liverpool are also in the driving seat
Liverpool: 68 points
City: 67 points
Liverpool remaining games: 7
City remaining games: 8
Liverpool's end-of-season points tally if they win every remaining game: 68+(7x3)= 89
City's end-of-season points tally if they win every remaining game, bar against Liverpool:
67+(7x3)= 88
Liverpool's end-of-season points tally if they win every game, bar against City: 68+(6x3)= 86
City's end-of-season points tally if they win every remaining game: 67+(8x3)= 91
Hopefully, you can now see that even though City have a game in hand, it's still also Liverpool controlling their own destiny, because City dropped 2 points today. If you still think it's in City's hands, then what you're actually saying is that when they play each other at Anfield, only City has a direct influence on that result, which is clearly untrue.
