Manchester City is in talks with the Premier League regarding the rescheduling of two crucial matches in the race for the league title, due to a scheduling conflict with the FA Cup final.

The team's match against Bournemouth, scheduled for May 17, has become at risk of being postponed after City qualified for the FA Cup final, set for May 16 at Wembley Stadium against Chelsea, which puts significant pressure on the team's schedule at the end of the season.

Uncertainty still surrounds another match against Crystal Palace that was supposed to take place in March, as a suitable date is being sought, with options such as May 13 and 19 being considered. This could potentially result in Pep Guardiola's team facing the possibility of playing three matches in just seven days.

The English Premier League is expected to announce the final schedule soon, amid significant interest from current leader Arsenal, who is closely monitoring the situation in the intense battle for the league title with Manchester City as the season approaches its final rounds.