The Premier League, Champions League, and FA Cup are all in play for City.
Pep Guardiola has downplayed the importance of his contribution to Manchester City's exceptional season.
After going on a hot streak of form throughout the spring, Guardiola's electrifying team might finish the season by winning the triple.
The atmosphere will be festive when the league leaders visit Chelsea in their final home Premier League game of the year on Sunday while still preparing for the FA Cup and Champions League finals.
After Wednesday's brutal demolition of Real Madrid, there is little doubt that Guardiola has once again played a significant role in their victory. He has brought his team to the boil at precisely the perfect time.
However, the motivational Catalan has no desire to claim sole credit.
As a manager, I feel a part of something, but, to clear up any confusion, I never feel like it belongs to me, the City manager remarked.
"I'm a part of it, I don't dispute that, but not without the extraordinary work and choices made by the board, the sporting director, and the players, who are the most crucial component.
"I am a part of that and I'm incredibly pleased of it, but I'm not the only one to win Premier Leagues or Champions League finals, or anything else like that. I do not believe that is solely my fault.
The only City player who may not be ready for Chelsea's visit is defender Nathan Ake. The hamstring ailment to the Netherlands international returned, forcing him to miss the last three games.
Since February, City has gone 23 games without a loss in all competitions, winning 19 of those games.
They have not lost at home since November and have won 11 straight Premier League games.
Pep Guardiola, manager of Man City, downplays his contribution to the treble-chasing effort.
City are unbeaten in their last 23 games in all competitions since February and have won 19 of them.
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