Ian Wright
Match of the Day pundit

Manchester City are one of the best teams we have ever seen in the Premier League, and Liverpool have run them close.

It’s been an incredible title race and both teams have done it the proper way - playing entertaining and exciting football and scoring a lot of goals.

Even with the pressure that both of them have been under for the past few weeks, they have not changed the way they played. Both of them coped with that pressure extremely well, it is just City coped with it a tiny bit better.

Ian joins Alan Shearer and Gary Lineker on the final Match of the Day of the season at 22:30 BST on BBC One and the BBC Sport website.

Chelsea

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Chelsea defender Cesar Azpilicueta:

"We were happy to finish third. We wanted more but our finishing was not good enough.

"We were in trouble a couple of weeks ago which shows the league is not easy but we showed character in finishing third and reaching the final of the Europa League."

On Eden Hazard's future:

"He has been an important part of the club for the last seven years. Everyone here loves him and we would like him to stay with us."

The first reaction we've got in is from the day's least interesting game...

Alisson is handed a statue to mark his golden glove award for the most clean sheets. Straight in the loft alongside his 'most improved player, Novo Hamburgo U-12s'.

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Ben: Say what you will about City winning the title (again), but that was one of the greatest Premier League seasons in recent memory. The world's greatest game, played in the world's greatest league, did not disappoint. Counting down the days until next season.

Jez: Congratulations City! Sorry no tears for you Liverpool haters just immense pride for the best side we've seen in years

Brighton fans have largely stayed behind to say goodbye to Bruno, and they all give the Manchester City side a great reception as well.

The Manchester United players are on a lap of honour around Old Trafford as their disappointing season draws to a close.

But it is the Cardiff fans you can hear. "You're getting sacked in the morning," they chant towards their former manager Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.

Not a soul has left Anfield - apart from the away end - as they await the return of the Liverpool players for a deserved lap of honour.

Alan Shearer
Match of the Day pundit

Well done Manchester City. Champions again, and what an incredible effort to retain their title.

But well done to Liverpool too. What a great season they have had and, with the Champions League final to come, it is not over yet.

Watch how the final day unfolded on Match of the Day at 22:30 BST on BBC One and the BBC Sport website.

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Pep Guardiola has picked up 198 points in the last two seasons.

Chris Wilder-esque.

Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at The Amex Stadium

Manchester City's players, management and backroom staff celebrate with their fans gathered jubilantly at one end of the The Amex Stadium.

The race is run and the best team always wins the Premier League - and that honour once more goes to Manchester City.

Truly astonishing to think that Liverpool amassed 97 points and still did not win the title.

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All over, the final game of the Premier League season comes to an end.

Arsenal finish fifth, Burnley 15th.

An eight-goal thriller comes to an end as Crystal Palace secure 12th place with victory. Bournemouth, meanwhile, finish 14th.

Yaya Toure is pitchside for TV and he's getting absolutely mullered by all of the City players. Ha ha ha.

Jumping all over him as he tries to keep his suit in one piece.

Jurgen Klopp has a wry grin on his face as heads down the Anfield tunnel. A sense of 'what can we do about that?'

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No team has ever picked up more points than Liverpool's 97 and finished runners-up in any of Europe's top five leagues.

All over and the curtain comes down on Huddersfield's Premier League season as the bottom side take a rare away point. The Saints, meanwhile, sign off in 16th place.

Chelsea end the season third, and still have a Europa League final to look forward to. A great job done by Maurizio Sarri.

Leicester finish ninth, but I suspect that will improve under Brendan Rodgers next season.

All over and victory for West Ham means they leapfrog Watford to finish 10th.

The Hornets, meanwhile, take 11th place.

The City players stream on to the pitch to celebrate. They are the first set of players to retain the Premier League title since Manchester United managed it in 2009.

Pep goes over to celebrate with the fans.

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