Jurgen Klopp has claimed Liverpool stand no chance of stopping Manchester City from winning the Premier League title
The two English heavyweights have set their sights on carrying home the title, with City having a one-point advantage over Liverpool
City are scheduled to face Steven Gerrard's Aston Villa in their final EPL match of the season as Liverpool entertain Wolves at Anfield

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has downplayed his side's Premier League title as the season enters its penultimate stage.

The Reds are currently neck-to-neck in the title race with reigning champions, Manchester City, with just one match left to end the season.

Roberto Firmino celebrates after Joel Matip (not pictured) scored their side's second goal during the Premier League match between Southampton and Liverpool at St Mary's Stadium. Photo by Clive Rose.
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City are topping the standings with 90 points, just one ahead of second-placed Liverpool.

The Merseysiders took the Premier League title race to the final day of the season after they staged a comeback on Tuesday night, May 17, to silence Southampton at St.Mary's.

Klopp's men went a goal down in the 13th minute after Nathan Redmond broke the deadlock before Takumi Minamino restored parity before the half-hour mark.

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Joel Matip headed home what was the winner in the 67th minute as Liverpool bagged the three points.

Jurgen Klopp rates Liverpool's EPL title chances

Despite Liverpool's vital win at Southampton, Klopp believes his side does not stand any chance of stopping Man City from retaining the English title.

Speaking after the Tuesday night clash, the Reds boss conceded that it is "unlikely" for his men to lift the domestic trophy.

"Of course, it is unlikely because City play at home against Aston Villa, who play only on Thursday. It will be tough against Burnley, they fight for survival," Klopp said when asked to rate his side's EPL title chances.