Manchester United have racked up some serious miles as they chased their way back into the game. Wayne Rooney and Juan Mata have been detained by defensive duties for much, when the home fans would prefer to see them toiling away in the final third. Here is Rooney's first-half touch graphic, followed by Mata's.

Image source, Opta

Image source, Opta

Game over. Title retained in record time. And a beautiful finish, a lovely chip from a tight angle by Franck Ribery.

Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at Old Trafford

"Give United credit, they've stuck at it as City could have been two or three up. You have to say City have been the better side. United have come back into it but some of that is because City have come off the gas."

You can listen to full commentary on BBC Radio 5 live.

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At half-time there's a shock on the cards at the King Power stadium, where struggling Yeovil lead leaders Leicester 1-0.

Leeds are having a nightmare at Bournemouth, who lead Brian McDermott's men 3-0. Derby and QPR are strengthening their play-off places, holding 1-0 leads against Ipswich and Wigan respectively.

At the bottom, Birmingham now lead Millwall 2-1.

The games at Nottingham Forest, Bolton and Reading all kicked off at 20:00 GMT.

Is there any way back for Man Utd?

BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty at Old Trafford:

"Manchester City could have been out of sight in the first 20 minutes but they have taken their foot off the gas a little and given Manchester United hope as the half wore on. City still look strong in midfield and once again a fine save from United keeper David de Gea, this time from Edin Dzeko, may prove crucial."

Fernandinho goes into the book for a cynical body-check that sends Wayne Rooney sprawling, and Rooney is fortunate not to join him as he jumps in two-footed a minute later.

Bayern Munich surely aren't going to mess up are they? The title celebrations are under way among their fans when Brazilian defender Rafinha brings down Adrian Ramos inside the penalty area. Ramos picks himself to pull a goal back for Hertha, who have been out-played.

Bayern will still win the Bundesliga if the score stays like this. But all of a sudden the runaway leaders are facing a nervous final 20 minutes.

And Arsenal are jeered by some of their own supporters as they head for the tunnel.

Jonjo Shelvey has got away with a sly little kick at Kieran Gibbs after the pair come together. No need to get worked up with his side comfortable in a 1-0 lead.

John Stones is in the wars but he does not look too bothered despite a nasty-looking gash above his left eye following an accidental collision with Luuk de Jong. Made of tough stuff that Yorkshireman.

Manchester United win a corner as Danny Welbeck twists Martin Demichelis one way then the other, but Joe Hart is out to clear the set-piece with two big fists behind the set-piece. Three minutes of time added on at the end of the first half.

A chance at Arsenal - and it goes to the home team. The Gunners have struggled so far but go close to levelling only for Santi Cazorla to see his strike from 14 yards well saved by Michel Vorm.

We are into the last five minutes of the first half around the Premier League. One-nil leads for all the away teams at the moment.

John Hartson
BBC Radio 5 live sports extra at Emirates

"Arsenal's build-up play has been excellent but when they're in that final third they just go to pieces. I would love to see someone go in to that area and help Olivier Giroud out. If someone ran in off Giroud's shoulder and in behind Swansea, Arsenal would see a difference. Swansea have soaked everything up so far and it's been relatively comfortable for them."

Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live at Old Trafford

"It's a good spell for United. Rafael is getting forward, Evra has been getting forward on the other flank. Mata tries to bend one in the top corner, it's not troubling Joe Hart but it's better from United."

You can listen to full commentary on BBC Radio 5 live.

They were on their feet in the Stretford End. But Wayne Rooney swipes thin air as Rafael's low cross skids past him, before Juan Mata controls and wraps a curling shot high and wide.

Newcastle have reacted well to going behind, but, without Loic Remy, still look short of the cutting edge. Tim Howard drops on Mike Williamson's tame shot from 15 yards, before an ambitious shot from Chieck Tiote flies wide.

Bayern Munich will win the Bundesliga title with victory at Hertha Berlin tonight. Coming up to the hour mark in that game, they are 2-0 up and totally dominant.

Bayern, remember, play Man Utd in the Champions League next week. Good luck with that one.