Ian Wright
Former Arsenal striker on BBC One

For the fans, they couldn’t have done any more; Watford just came up against the very best.

Pep Guardiola is still telling Raheem Sterling what he should have been doing out there in the middle...

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Watford

Watford boss Javi Gracia on BBC: "In this moment everyone is really sad but we knew before the game we had to play the perfect game. We started well and we created the best chance after 10 minutes with Roberto Pereyra but after that they dominated.

"It was very difficult for us to press which is what we were trying to do. They were better, congratulations to them and we will try again next time.

"Maybe scoring that early chance - you need to take any opportunity - but after that, they are really good, they found the spaces.

"Today and for all the season, we have to thank our fans, they are amazing. Sometimes you have to lose to win in the future and we will try to do it next time."

Manchester City

Manchester City midfielder Bernardo Silva speaking to BBC Sport: "It is an incredible feeling, to win all the domestic competitions for the first time is amazing. What a team this is, the fans were amazing, they pushed us all season. Now it is time to rest, to celebrate and next season we will try and win it all again.

"It doesn’t matter if we win 1-0 or 5-0 there is always space for improvement. Next season we will try to be even better and try to win even more titles."

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One of the many, many, many reasons why I would make a terrible manager is that I genuinely couldn't see how Manchester City could get Bernardo Silva into their team. Thought he was a bit of a pointless signing. He's absolutely brilliant.

I think I also said the same about Kevin de Bruyne. And I'll say the same when they sign someone else brilliant this summer. I would be content to sit on this team. Pep and Txiki won't.

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Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle and England striker on BBC One

The way Bernardo Silva picks his head up and gets those passes - you know as a forward - he's going to find you.

Molineux will be rocking. Bring them on.

Slockstone: The real winners from this game are the likes of AC Milan and Sevilla, who can now look forward to exotic European away trips to Wolverhampton next season.

Stephen Dowd: Unbelievable team. Liverpool will never catch this team. Keep dreaming that next year will be your year. They had their chance this year. Man City will win the league by double figures next year.

A rather worse for wear Manchester City fan has just invaded the press box and kicked off about the fact that City's achievements will be ignored and "Mo Salah will be on the back pages tomorrow."

I mean, I'll be surprised...

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Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle and England striker on BBC One

Pep is so intense and he puts himself under huge pressure and he demands the same from his players.

Today, he took Riyad Mahrez off, he spotted a weakness that Kevin de Bruyne could perhaps exploit and make them a better team and he did that.

Andy: Aguero is probably the best player to keep a bench warm during an FA Cup final.

Ian Wright
Former Arsenal striker on BBC One

When you look at what they have done today to Watford, who are not a bad side, City could do that to most teams in the league.

They are easily going to be one of the best teams in the Premier League for the next decade, so it is up to the likes of Liverpool to try and compete with them.

Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle and England striker on BBC One

There's no doubt that Man City will strengthen again this summer. Pep said it before 'we have to get stronger'. And that's what all the best teams do - just to freshen up that dressing room - maybe let a couple go.

They'll definitely be bringing in a few new faces this summer.

Manchester City’s Pep Guardiola is the eighth manager to win the English top flight, League Cup and FA Cup, after Bill Nicholson, Don Revie, Joe Mercer, Kenny Dalglish, George Graham, Alex Ferguson and Jose Mourinho; Mercer also achieved the feat with Manchester City.

Fifty up...published at 19:08 British Summer Time 18 May 2019

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Manchester City 6-0 Watford

Manchester City are the first English top-flight side to register 50 wins in all competitions in a single season.

Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle and England striker on BBC One

It comes from that manager, Pep, his hunger and desire, his will to win, he epitomises everything about this team. They've got the ability and the attitude to keep putting in these performances.

They had Watford down today but they wouldn't let them get out of it. They wanted to go and get five or six and they did.

Joy Division's masterpiece 'Love wil tear us apart' now gets played. It's 39 years to the day since Ian Curtis died by the way.

Manchester City

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola speaking to BBC Sport: "It was an incredible final for us and we have finished an incredible year. To all the people at the club a big congratulations, especially the players because they are the reason why we have won these titles."

On Ederson's early save from Roberto Pereyra: "In the final these kind of things make the difference. Ederson saved us at a key point at the beginning of the game, because 1-0 would have been really difficult for us."

Can City get even better?: "We have to, always you can improve. There is no sense to stay still."

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