With their presence being felt in the Premier League (PL) title race, the FA Cup semi-finals, and the UEFA Champions League quarter-finals, a potentially historic season awaits Manchester City if their impeccable form continues. Pep Guardiola’s men have secured victories in each of those competitions during their current six-game winning streak, where they’ve scored a mammoth 23 goals and kept five clean sheets! After a thumping 6-0 FA Cup win against Burnley prior to the break, the Citizens refocus their attention to their PL aspirations, where securing a fourth consecutive league win for the first time this season will aid their pursuit of league-leaders Arsenal. That attempt coincides with their fourth meeting with Liverpool this season, a side who City have struggled against lately after their 3-2 EFL Cup win back in December snapped a five-game winless H2H streak (D2, L3). This time last year Liverpool were in a similar position to their hosts, except they were in pursuit of an unprecedented quadruple crown. Now, the Reds sit five points behind the top five and their fall from grace is perhaps best highlighted by their last two PL results, which saw them descend from the highest of highs after their historic 7-0 victory over Manchester United, to the lowest of lows with a dismal 1-0 loss to relegation-threatened Bournemouth. It therefore remains to be seen which version of Jürgen Klopp’s men will arrive in Manchester. Will it be the version that’s won only one of their last 13 PL matches at the Etihad (D5, L7)? Or the Liverpool that’s beaten the reigning PL champions of the prior season more often than any other side in the competition's history with 23 wins. Players to watch: City’s Kevin De Bruyne ran the show with his goal and two assists securing Belgium a 3-2 win over Germany in midweek, and a similar performance here would see him become only the fifth man to notch up 100 PL assists (currently on 98 - five against Liverpool). Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah will attempt to counteract his threat having scored in each of the three H2Hs this season, while recording ten goal contributions in his last ten encounters with City (G7, A3). Hot stat: Manchester City have only lost one of their last 51 PL matches where they’ve opened the scoring (W45, D5). #MANCITY #LIVERPOOL #premierleague