Simon Stone
BBC Sport at Anfield

Liverpool know the odds are against them today - but they are clutching at any available straw.

One of them is that Brighton boss Chris Hughton is the last manager to beat Manchester City on the final day of the Premier League season, when he was at Norwich.

The teams are warming up in front of me, with Jurgen Klopp staring on.

Wonder what is going through his mind?

Dion Dublin
Ex-Aston Villa striker on Final Score

Manchester City are too close. Pep Guardiola won't let his players switch off, the players won't switch off. It can be a 1-0 or 4-0, 5-0. I can't see them dropping their guard, they are too good and too professional.

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Alan Green
BBC Radio 5 live at Anfield

If they hadn’t beaten Newcastle last weekend or Barcelona on Tuesday, it could have been so flat today. But Liverpool fans know even if they don’t do it today, they still have the Champions League final on 1 June.

Anthony Nderitu: This is crazy. There are those thinking City, who have had a free week, will lose to Brighton. While Liverpool, who had a tense game mid week, meet an even more formidable opponent in form of Wolves.

Ian Dinwoodie: St Lucia update - tennis done, ready for the match. Only problem is the bar doesn’t open until kick off at 10am. Come on you Mighty Reds

Wayne Ellis: I’ll be surprised if City don’t have the title wrapped up by half time.

The sun is shining and spirits are high ahead of the much-anticipated game. Many fans are enjoying a final drink at the The Old Barn pub before the short walk to Anfield.

Inside, it’s standing room only. Many arrived when doors opened at 10am to secure a top spot to watch the match unfold, soak up the atmosphere and perhaps enjoy a drink to settle the pre-game nerves.

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Sergio Aguero has scored 31 goals in all competitions for Manchester City this term – only in 2014-15 (32) and 2016-17 (33) has he scored more in a single season for the Citizens.

He already has one title-winning moment named after him. Sequel?

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The Amex Stadium

The corridors of the Amex Stadium are packed. Global interest here in Brighton as media from as far and wide as Australia, America, China and Russia wait for the result of the Premier League title race.

It has been an incredible week with Liverpool and Spurs through to the Champions League final and Arsenal and Chelsea contesting the Europa League final.

Will there be more drama today?

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola said yesterday that he slept "like a little boy" before this crucial final day in the Premier League.

He must have slept like a little boy isolated from his family in a clown museum situated in a windy forest.

He can barely keep his eyes open as he yawns away in the Brighton dugout.

Nerves? Boredom?

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Wolves have already beaten Chelsea, Tottenham, Arsenal and Manchester United in the Premier League this season.

Only two teams to finish lower than sixth have beaten as many as five of the sides to finish in the top six in a single Premier League campaign – Southampton in 1997-98 and West Ham in 2015-16.

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Martyn: For the sake of football fans everywhere who want drama please can Man City be drawing until the last 10 minutes if anything. Kind regards.

Javel: Hey Pep, just imagine how DRAMATIC & HISTORIC this PL season would be if Brighton v Man City was still level on 88 minutes!!! Legacy: Look at the big picture.

The players are out warming up for one final time in this Premier League season, looks a glorious day down on the south coast as well. Win, and City become the first team in 10 years to retain the title.

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James: Glad Greenwood is starting

Osama: Astonishing! Smalling, Young and Jones all start!

Anon: How about the fact United have got 7 British players on the grass today? How many sides can say that in the Prem?

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Jurgen Klopp has spoken to 5 Live's Juliette Ferrington with music blaring out of the home dressing room at Anfield...

"The music in our dressing room was good even when we lost in Barcelona. I don’t know what we’re playing in there at the moment, I’m not in the music business!

"People are in a good mood, why not? The weather is good and we have had a good week.

"Now do the job, play our football, fight like crazy. We need to be completely focused as we have to win the game. The boys have to deliver again, why should I doubt them?"

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Mauricio Pochettino makes five changes to the Tottenham side that produced a stunning comeback against Ajax on Wednesday to reach their first Champions League final.

Kieran Trippier, Jan Vertonghen, Danny Rose, Victor Wanyama, and Son Heung-min all drop out, to be replaced in the starting line-up by Kyle Walker-Peters, Eric Dier, Ben Davies, Erik Lamella and Fernando Llorente.

Tottenham XI: Lloris, Walker-Peters, Alderweireld, Dier, Davies, Sissoko, Lamela, Alli, Eriksen, Llorente, Moura

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Everton boss Marco Silva makes three changes to his team, as the Toffees look to maintain their strong finish to the campaign.

Seamus Coleman, Richarlison and Dominic Calvert-Lewin make way for Yerry Mina, Theo Walcott and Cenk Tosun.

Everton XI: Pickford, Zouma, Keane, Mina, Walcott, Schneiderlin, Gueye, Digne, Sigurdsson, Bernard, Tosun

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Manchester City will be champions:

(1) If they win

(2) If they draw (or lose by fewer than four goals) AND Liverpool fail to win

(3) If they lose by more than four goals AND Liverpool avoid defeat

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Liverpool will be champions:

(1) If they win AND Man City fail to win

(2) If they draw AND Man City lose by more than four goals

Brighton have lost just one of their last five home games against Man City in all competitions (W1 D3), though it was in this exact fixture last season (0-2).

Manchester City have won their last four meetings with Brighton in all competitions, already beating the Seagulls twice this season (once in the league, once in the FA Cup).

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Sean Dyche makes two changes to the Burnley team that lost to Everton in their last match.

In come Dwight McNeil and Jeff Hendrick for Johann Berg Gudmundsson and Robbie Brady.

Peter Crouch, who has not played since March and has scored on the final day of six separate Premier League seasons, is on the bench.

Burnley: Heaton, Lowton, Tarkowski, Mee, Taylor, Hendrick, Westwood, Cork, McNeil, Barnes, Wood.

Subs: Gudmundsson, Brady, Crouch, Hart, Ward, Vydra, Long.

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Arsenal boss Unai Emery has made nine changes after Thursday's Europa League semi-final win in Valencia.

Nacho Monreal and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang are the only ones to keep their place.

Alexandre Lacazette is on the bench, as is the retiring Petr Cech.

19-year-old midfielder Joe Willock makes his first league start of the season.

Arsenal: Leno, Lichtsteiner, Mustafi, Mavropanos, Monreal, Guendouzi, Elneny, Mkhitaryan, Willock, Iwobi, Aubameyang.

Subs: Cech, Koscielny, Lacazette, Maitland-Niles, Kolasinac, Xhaka, Nketiah.

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Even the greats can feel pressure. Pep Guardiola looks, er, not the most relaxed as he ticks away in the dugout.

All the prep, all the season, comes down to this. Air drumming on the side of his seat now.

You can forgive him it all of course. His side have amassed 95 points and they're still only a Glenn Murray penalty away from finishing second!

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