A cracking season comes to an end then.

For Liverpool it wasn't the fairytale ending they had hoped for as Manchester City take the trophy.

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Former Leicester City midfielder Robbie Savage on 606

"England are not going to win the World Cup so I would give those young players a chance and get them tournament experience. I don't think they will get out of the group, so you may as well go for youth. But I don't think Roy will."

England manager Roy Hodgson names his 30-man provisional World Cup squad on Monday.

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Joe Hart, Manchester City goalkeeper, on BBC Radio Manchester: "I feel amazing. It's been a hard season and we've come out the other end the best way possible. This has been a hard slog but we've beaten some great teams and we're really proud with what we've achieved. This is football at its best - I love the game, I love this club and I'm ready to go this summer."

Brighton manager Oscar Garcia speaking to Sky Sports: "They were much better than us and deserved the win. We have had a lot of injuries and we played the most important game of the season with four or five under-21 players, if we look at the whole picture we can be happy.

"We wanted to give everything and gamble, but it didn't pay off. They are extremely good in front of goal and we did not play very well today.

"We have no regrets."

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Yaya Toure, Manchester City midfielder, on BBC Radio Manchester: "I'm very happy, very proud. The team played very well this season, and it was quite difficult. We fully deserved it today. All the players are a part of this, this winning team. We have played very well, and this success is amazing for the club."

It's all getting very interesting in Spain!

Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid are both blowing it into the last 20 minutes. Follow the action in our European live text.

Former Derby County midfielder Robbie Savage on 606

"I think most of the lads liked Nigel Clough when I was there and most of the lads like Steve McClaren too. But what McClaren has done is really develop the players who are there. Players like Jake Buxton, the centre-half. Jake would be the first to admit he is not the greatest footballer in the world but he has desire and this season got supporters' player of the year.

"Buxton has epitomised Derby County, the never-say-never attitude, playing with real heart. What a chance they have got to get into the Premier League now."

Savage made 124 league appearances for Derby between 2008 and 2011.

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Derby manager Steve McClaren speaking to Sky Sports: "It is a great achievement by the players. We did not perform as we can on Thursday but they were awesome today, wearing Brighton down with their energy, enthusiasm and bringing the end product as well.

"It is a one-off game at Wembley and if we play like that we are a match for anyone."

McClaren's players are addressing the crowd of fans on the pitch from the safety of high in the main stand, where someone has rigged up a microphone.

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Pablo Zabaleta, Manchester City full-back, on BBC Radio Manchester: "This is something amazing. The atmosphere at the Etihad has been fantastic because I think everyone is so happy. This is something that we must be very proud of, the players, staff, fans, every single person at this club. We must enjoy it, because this is something really big. I'm looking here at my winner's medal - it's another one! Two in thee years! Not bad...

"The owners of this club have been spending big to make this happen. The commitment and the loyalty of the players has just been fantastic. We know we must have strong mentalities to win trophies like this. We have worked really hard all season. Dreams come true, and we need to enjoy this."

Here's some end-of-season Twitter reaction from the Manchester United camp.

Juan Mata: Thanks for your support during the season, you've been amazing. We will come back stronger!

David De Gea: See you next season. We promise to give you more happy moments. Thanks for being there always!

Interestingly, Manchester City finished with a higher goal difference (65) than United's goals scored column (64).

Chris: Well done to Derby County. Regardless of the result in the final it's been a pleasure to watch all season. Massive thanks to Nigel Clough and Steve McClaren for their respective parts in what has been a great season.

Danny Mills
at Etihad Stadium for BBC World Service

"City fans were singing for Roberto Mancini at the cup final last year. They were singing that they didn't want Manuel Pellegrini. I think that might have changed now. What he has is man-management. Compared to Mancini he has been a revelation.

"Just look at Samir Nasri, look at the difference in Edin Dzeko. The whole camaraderie and togetherness around the squad has been so different this season, and that's been a big, big part in why City have won this title."

The Brighton players scarper down the tunnel as Derby fans flood onto the pitch to mob their players.

The Derby stewards are fighting a losing battle here. Hordes of home fans are ready to invade the pitch...

Two hours since Manchester City won the Premier League title, and one of their players continues to trend on Twitter. Aguero? No. Kompany? No. Richard Wright? Yes! We'd all forgotten about him until today.

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Former Chile midfielder Carlos Rivas, good friends with Manuel Pellegrini, on Sportsworld on BBC World Service: "It's so emotional, and it will be a real honour for him. It's an honour for me and my family to be friends with Manuel. He's a real gentleman, the same man as he was all those years ago.

"When I next speak to him I will congratulate him. Right now, he's a champion of England and it is great. Wherever he goes, people respect him and people love him. This is really, really nice."

The Brighton fans cheer wildly, so do the Derby fans, but Kazenga Lualua trudges back to the centre circle like he is heading to the corner-shop for a pack of binbags.

The sparsest of consolations for the visitors.

This is some statement to whoever Derby play in the final. Jeff Hendrick thumps home Patrick Bamford's cut-back to crown a display of unrelenting attacking football.

Chris:, external Disappointed to see so many Brighton fans have left. Forget the result, the play-offs are an achievement that deserves applause.