The Premier League title race will go down to the final day after Arsenal’s 1-0 win over Manchester United on Monday (AEST), but it is yet to be decided who will go into the last match on top of the table.

City sits one point behind the Gunners, and if it wins its game in hand over Spurs on Wednsday (AEST), it will reclaim top spot.

Arsenal needs a favour from its North London rival if it wants to win its first Premier League title since 2004, but Postecoglou says he does not believe that will affect what result the fans want.

"You think the majority of our fans are not going to want us to win?" he said.

"I don't see it that way. I think the majority of our fans will create the atmosphere they always create at our games. We've got a game of football to win and that's what we'll try to do.

"City haven't won it yet and if you think they have, then it becomes an issue because we're rolling out a red carpet for them, and I'm not going to do that.

"I'm not just going to sit there and watch them win. That doesn't sit comfortably with me."

Pressed on if a proportion of fans would be against a positive result, Postecoglou added: "A proportion of our fans? What does that mean? What proportion? 50 per cent? 20 per cent? One per cent?

"That's fine, people are allowed to feel the way they do.

"But I think I've been consistent and really strong in my beliefs that it's important for this football club not to look for silver bullets to get to where we want to; it's hard work, it's resilience, it's quality, not to fall for any false dawns - and know what real success looks like: trophies.

"Anything else in between, bragging rights, whatever it is, is absolutely meaningless to me or anyone involved with me. We've got a game we want to win."