I think this week will end really badly for Manchester City. Because I believe Liverpool, Arsenal and Aston Villa all are in a situation to be able to win their games this week. Liverpool can win against Manchester United home easily while Manchester United are bad at defending. Arsenal should be able to beat Brighton home as well.
Aston Villa are playing an away game against Brentford but Brentford are really bad this season. They were able to win only once on their last 5 game weeks in the league. I don't think they can hold off Aston Villa from winning another game.
Man City received another draw when they hosted Crystal Palace, even though if you look at the match Man City could have won the match, but because Crystal Palace didn't just give up they managed to equalize which made Man City lose two points at home. Arsenal and Aston Villa will definitely be quite at an advantage because they are having a much easier match, so securing full points is not difficult for them to get.
Liverpool will also face a big match and although overall Man United is not in good form, I am sure Liverpool will not easily secure full points. Ten Hak is under great pressure and if he accepts defeat it will put his future at Man United at risk, therefore I predict the match will end in a draw.
It's too bad Man City is becoming less formidable in their recent matches it's seem the team is gradually losing their bid to defend their title because Arsenal and Liverpool won't give any room for complacency in their next matches for Man City to close the gap on them, I think Pep Guordiola bid to break the record of winning the premier league in four successive time by the club is gradually slipping out of their hand, Man City had only won one of six last previous matches this is a bad record for a defending champion to successful defend their title, meanwhile Man Utd has an opportunity to redeem themselves from their last dismal performance against Bournemouth later today though the odds favors Liverpool I hope Man Utd would spring a surprise.