Man City beat Brighton 4-1 - end season on 98 points
City first team to win back-to-back Premier League titles since 2009
Mane scores twice for Liverpool, who end a point and place behind City
Eight other games - Cardiff win 2-0 at Man Utd, eight goals at Palace
Spurs and Everton share four goals, Newcastle and West Ham hit four
Liverpool 1-0 Wolves
Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Anfield
An amazing noise went round Anfield as news of Brighton's goal filtered through.
Now there is a rumble of noise as Liverpool's fans try to discover whether Manchester City have equalised.
Amazing.
Leicester 0-0 Chelsea
Chelsea are knocking, but cannot break the door down.
Gonzalo Higuain spins on the edge of the box but drifts a shot just wide.
Sergio Aguero (28 mins)
The reaction of champions!
How long were City behind? A minute at most. Sergio Aguero stays on side to collect a slide-rule pass inside the area and he fires through the legs of Mat Ryan.
Football, football, football. May it never stop...
Image source, ReutersGlenn Murray (27 mins)
OH MY WORD!
Brighton do lead and this could be massive, massive, massive. I can't over egg this one. Pep Guardiola takes his cardigan off, that's how big it is.
Brighton whip in a corner to the near post, Glenn Murray gets there ahead of Ederson and nuts home.
Image source, Getty ImagesLiverpool 1-0 Wolves
One of the brilliant things about days like this is a phantom cheer. Anfield erupts in noise, a guy kisses the badge of a Brighton shirt he's wearing in the main stand. But there's no goal at Brighton.
OH HANG ON
Liverpool 1-0 Wolves
Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
An easy save as it was a little dive to his left, but it was a great strike by Robertson.
Brighton 0-0 Man City
Alan Shearer
Match of the Day pundit
As expected, Brighton are putting plenty of men behind the ball, just as they did against City in the FA Cup semi-final.
No need for City to panic yet, though. They just need to remain patient, because there is plenty of time still to go.
Liverpool 1-0 Wolves
Lovely hit! Trent Alexander-Arnold finds Andy Robertson on the left, full-back to full-back, and the former M&S man drives in a beauty of a strike and Rui Patricio pushes it away.
Man Utd 0-1 Cardiff
Almost an immediate equaliser from Manchester United.
Teenager Mason Greenwood shows quick feet to move the ball onto his left peg and his low, deflected shot is tipped onto the post by Neil Etheridge's sharp reflexes.
Michy Batshuayi (24 mins)
Image source, PAThe hosts make the breakthrough in this end of season dead rubber.
Wilfried Zaha's cross takes a deflection and loops into the area, where Michy Batshuayi is on hand to hook home a volley.
Poor defending from Bournemouth, who had two players on Batshuayi but both just allowed him to get the shot off.
Brighton 0-0 Manchester City
David Silva has it. 'Hit it!' is the thought running through my head but he plays in Riyad Mahrez on the overlap instead and his cross/shot is palmed out by Mat Ryan. Brilliantly.
Nathaniel Mendez-Laing
Straight down the middle.
Nathaniel Mendez-Laing scores Cardiff's first goal at Old Trafford since 1961.
Image source, ReutersLiverpool v Wolves (15:00 BST)
George Garrett: Liverpool top of of the league! In the ninet...eenth minute. Ah
Brighton 0-0 Manchester City
Pep Guardiola shifts uncomfortably from side to side in his seat. LOADS of time left, nothing to worry about just yet of course, his side remain steadfastly on top at the Amex.
But it's only human nature to feel a touch edgy surely...
Image source, PABrighton 0-0 Man City
Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The Amex Stadium
"1-0 To Liverpool" rings around The Amex Stadium. Brighton fans quite enjoying this.
Man Utd 0-0 Cardiff
Nathaniel Mendez-Laing falls over in the box under pressure from Diogo Dalot and referee Jon Moss points to the spot.
Liverpool 1-0 Wolves
Kevin Kilbane
Former Republic of Ireland winger on Final Score
Very similar to the goal in the week against Barcelona. The ball is pulled back behind the defence, Sadio Mane is on the move, arrived late to score.
It looked like a tap in but it was wonderfully worked throughout.
Image source, ReutersLiverpool 1-0 Wolves
Mark Lawrenson
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 live sports extra
It’s a brilliant goal, all Mane had to do was stroke it past the goalkeeper. We hadn’t seen Robertson move forward, but Alexander-Arnold has had the run of the right wing since we started and I’m surprised Wolves hadn’t spotted that.
Liverpool 1-0 Wolves
Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Anfield
I can't say there is any discernable change in the atmosphere at Anfield as it was excellent anyway.
Jurgen Klopp is also remaining quite calm. Inside he must be churning though.
Mane one behind Salah in race for the Golden Boot.
