There might be a silly game where one of the teams drops points in an 'easy' fixture but City passed a big test today and if they beat us on Wednesday then I don't see how Liverpool can be favourites anymore. The pressure could end up affecting Liverpool more because Spurs and United were the two teams most likely to take points from City.
Be funny if it comes down to goal difference drama
Liverpool have never been favorites, well at least not since the two draws against Leicester and West Ham reduced the gap to three points when it could have been seven.
I think Liverpool are the more likely of the two to cough up points in a "silly" fixture, ie. one of the two away ones against Cardiff and more likely Newcastle - I don't see us dropping points at home.
I think City dropping points at Old Trafford is more likely than Liverpool dropping any points however - but that certainly doesn't mean it's a likelihood.
If City win at Old Trafford, it's hard to see them slipping up from there, especially with no Champions League distractions anymore.
I'd rate the probability of dropped points as follows:
Liverpool at Cardiff: 20%
City at United: 40%
Liverpool at home to Huddersfield: 2%
City at Burnley: 20%
Liverpool at Newcastle: 30%
City at home to Leicester: 10%
Liverpool at Newcastle: 30%
City at Brighton: 10%
Liverpool at home to Wolves: 15%