A little update:
Current table (all played 24):
City 65 +52
United 53 +33
Chelsea 50 +29
Liverpool 47 +25
Spurs 45 +25
Arsenal 42 +14
City's remaining fixtures:
Home - WBA, Leicester, Chelsea, Brighton, United, Swansea, Huddersfield
Away - Burnley, Arsenal, Stoke, Everton, Spurs, West Ham, Southampton
Going off the same (pessimistic) predictions for our fixtures that I made last week, let's hypothetically say our home matches go 5W, 2D and our away matches go 2W, 3D, 2L, or a combined 7W, 5D, 2L for 26 points. That's 2.42 and 1.29 points per game home and away, respectively. This season, we're averaging 2.83 and 2.58 points per game at home and away, respectively.
These results would see us finish on 91 points, and most likely owning a better goal difference than the rest of the league, so any challenger would likely need 92 points to beat us to that. That would mean:
The rags need 39 of a possible 42 points.
Chelsea need 42 of a possible 42 points.
Liverpool, Spurs, and Arsenal cannot finish higher than 89, 87, and 84 points each, respectively.
Basically, we still have a very big margin for error while our competition has next to none.