When will Manchester City lift the Premier League trophy?

Plans have now been confirmed around a potential Premier League trophy celebration for Manchester City as they edge towards glory once again.

Pep Guardiola and his players have moved to within just one win of their fifth Premier League title under the Catalan coach, following yet another victory in the English top-flight on Sunday afternoon.

A brace from club captain Ilkay Gundogan, complimented by Erling Haaland’s 36th Premier League goal of the season, ensured Manchester City all three points at Goodison Park against Sean Dyche’s Everton side.

While Pep Guardiola had strongly stated his expectation for Arsenal to win all three of their remaining fixtures prior to the contest on Merseyside, Mikel Arteta’s side crumbled at the first of those hurdles.

An impressive showing from Brighton & Hove Albion moved aside Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium with relative ease, as Roberto De Zerbi’s men recorded an outstanding 0-3 victory to put Manchester City within touching distance of glory yet again.

There is a strong likelihood that Manchester City will become Premier League champions on Sunday afternoon, as Chelsea visit the Etihad Stadium in the Citizens’ final home game of the season.

How could Manchester City win the Premier League this weekend?

• If Arsenal lose against Nottingham Forest, Manchester City will be Champions.

• If Arsenal draw against Nottingham Forest, Manchester City will be Champions with a draw or a win against Chelsea.

• If Arsenal win against Nottingham Forest, Manchester City will be Champions with a win against Chelsea.

What are the plans for a Premier League trophy celebration for Manchester City?

• Should the Premier League title be decided this week, Manchester City will have the trophy presentation at the Etihad Stadium following the conclusion of the game against Chelsea.

• If the Premier League title race continues into the final week but Manchester City are still crowned Champions, they will lift the trophy at Brentford – regardless of if they actually win the title at Brighton in midweek.