Manchester City on Thursday defeated Brighton 4-0 closing the points gap to within one point of leaders Arsenal.
Pep Guardiola’s side were bent on a win at the Amex Stadium from the moment Kevin De Bruyne headed them into an early lead.
England forward Foden struck twice before the interval to put the result beyond doubt.
Julian Alvarez ended his goal drought after half-time to ensure injured striker Erling Haaland wasn’t missed as his absence with a muscle problem stretched to a second game.
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The citizens, who have a game in hand on both Arsenal and third-placed Liverpool, will be crowned champions for an unprecedented fourth successive season if they win their last five matches.
Manci City who remained unbeaten in 18 league games, travens to Nottingham Forest on Sunday, while Arsenal head to Tottenham just hours earlier.
