Man City, Liverpool shift focus back to Premier League shootout
Manchester City's Belgian midfielder Kevin De Bruyne (left) celebrates with team mate Phil Foden after scoring a goal during their Uefa Champions League semi-final first leg match against Real Madrid, at the Etihad Stadium, in Manchester, on April 26, 2022.
Frank Lampard could do with a favour from his old club as Chelsea visit Goodison Park on Sunday.
By the time they kick off, Lampard's men could find themselves five points adrift of safety should Burnley continue their upturn in form since sacking Sean Dyche.
The Clarets have taken seven points from a possible nine under caretaker boss Mike Jackson and will be confident of another huge win when they travel to Watford.
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Manchester City and Liverpool must quickly turn their focus from Champions League glory to the battle for the Premier League title, with no room for error in tricky away trips on Saturday.
