Manchester United were held to a 0-0 draw at Leeds United that gives Manchester City the chance to win the title next weekend.
The Red Devils are now 10 points behind the league leaders with five matches left, meaning City will win the title if they beat Crystal Palace on Saturday and Man Utd lose to Liverpool on Sunday.
The visitors had the best opportunities at Elland Road, with Marcus Rashford going closest in the first half as his free-kick was well saved by Illan Meslier.
Man Utd’s best chance fell to Bruno Fernandes from Aaron Wan-Bissaka’s pass on the hour mark, but he dragged his shot wide.
Leeds went close shortly after that chance when Helder Costa’s deflected shot landed on the roof of the net, but neither side could make a breakthrough.
A sixth match unbeaten lifts Leeds up to ninth with 47 points.
Manchester United stay second with 67 points and are now 13 matches without defeat.