Manchester City thumped Ipswich Town 6-0 on Sunday to leap into the Premier League's top four.

The Blues were rampant with three goals in each half to complete a convincing victory that moved them ahead of Newcastle United and within six points of second place Arsenal. While, a tilt at the title might be a step too far for City given they trail leaders Liverpool by 12 points having played a game more, a run at second place is well within City's grasp.

City welcome Chelsea to the Etihad next week in a key battle and have Arsenal, Newcastle United and Liverpool on the horizon. Here's how the next few weeks shape up in the top flight for four of the big hitters.

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Manchester City

Saturday, January 25: Chelsea (H)

Sunday, February 2: Arsenal (A)

Saturday, February 15: Newcastle United (H)

Sunday, February 23: Liverpool (H)

Wednesday, February 26: Tottenham (A)

Saturday, March 8: Nottingham Forest (A)

Liverpool

Saturday, January 25: Ipswich (H)

Saturday, February 1: Bournemouth (A)

Wednesday, February 12: Everton (A)

Sunday, February 16: Wolves (H)

Sunday, February 23: Man City (A)

Wednesday, February 26: Newcastle (H)

Arsenal

Saturday, January 25: Wolves (A)

Sunday, February 2: Man City (H)

Saturday, February 15: Leicester (A)

Saturday, February 22: West Ham (H)

Tuesday, February 25: Nottingham Forest (A)

Saturday, March 8: Manchester United (A)

Chelsea

Monday, January 20: Wolves (H)

Saturday, January 25: Man City (A)

Saturday, February 1: West Ham (H)

Friday, February 14: Brighton (A)

Saturday, February 22: Aston Villa (A)

Wednesday, February 26: Southampton (H)