Jermaine Jenas
Former Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

You can’t help but feel City have come through what they needed to come through. Brighton played well against Arsenal but I don’t see how they can keep City out.

They haven’t conceded in the last few games, it’s been relentless.

Take yourself to the last game of the season last year. Nothing to play for against Southampton, bar getting 100 points. They put so much into that game and celebrated like it was that match that clinched the title. Moments like that show you the pressure Pep Guardiola puts on his players.

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Tony Routledge: It's a sad day today ....last game of the premier league season #nufc #crying.

Don't cry Tony. The Premier League may be ending but we have the small matter of the FA Cup (18 May), Championship play-off (27 May), Europa League final (29 May), Champions League final (1 June), Nations League finals (5-9 June), Women's World Cup (7 June - 7 July)...

It'll be pre-season before you know it.

If you are not a City or Liverpool fan, don't worry we have build-up from the other eight games.

Relegation has been sorted, so has the top four.

But final days always bring goals galore, farewells and new faces.

Isn't that right Manchester United fans...

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The Sheriff: I live in New Zealand and last night I couldn't sleep, I had dreams that Liverpool won the league after Brighton equalised late against City. After I broke my fast today I prayed for Liverpool as champions.

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Divock Origi (he has a habit of scoring important goals) was the hero for Liverpool at St James' Park, heading in a 86th minute winner as the Reds won 3-2.

The pressure was back on Manchester City....

Against Leicester on Monday, City were struggling to make the breakthrough.

But in the 70th minute up stepped captain marvel.

"No shoot Vinnie, no shoot!" shouted Pep Guardiola.

Vincent Kompany did not listen.

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So City and Liverpool fans, how are you feeling?

Where are you watching the game?

Will you just be waking up in America? Staying up late in Australia?

Will a baby born today be called Baby Mo or Baby Sergio?

Get in touch with all your thoughts of today's games and the title race & send us pictures of where you are watching the action.

So English football is the toast of Europe, two finals, four finalists.

That's to come.

Today, we crown the best team in the country.

After almost nine months of football, just one point separates the top two.

The title will either be settled at Anfield or the Amex Stadium.

Liverpool host Wolves, Manchester City are at Brighton.

A win for City and they are champions. There is no margin for error.

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Has there ever been a more bonkers week in football?

And a word of warning, it's not over yet.

If we have learned anything since Monday it is that anything, absolutely anything can happen in football....

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This is it folks.

In the words of a ridiculously successful Marvel film: "We're in the end game now".

By approximately 16:45 BST we will finally know who will get their hands on the Premier League trophy.