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Edin Dzeko insists that he doesn't care how Manchester City win the Premier League title after Sunday's results indicate that the race could go down to goal difference.

Manchester City forward Edin Dzeko has insisted that he and his teammates will give "everything" to win the Premier League title.

The race has switched into City's hands after leaders Liverpool lost 2-0 to Chelsea and Manuel Pellegrini's men secured a victory over Crystal Palace on Sunday.

City, who have a game in hand, are now three points behind Liverpool in the table, and the outcome could be decided on goal difference, much like the club's title glory in 2012.

"It could come down to goal difference again," the Manchester Evening News quotes Dzeko as saying. "I don't care how, we just need to do everything to win it again.

"That's the English Premier League! Everything can change in just one game."

City will take on Everton, Aston Villa and West Ham United in their final three matches.

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