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
Sadio Mane (81 mins)
Sadio Mane has a second! Liverpool have been very quiet since the break but they double their lead in familiar style.
Trent Alexander-Arnold is the assist maker once again, bending in a fine cross, Mane looks just offside but he's allowed to stoop and nod into the corner.
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Paul: Hate to say it but Liverpool's league season has been a failure. Why? Because yes they've been amazing, one loss all season and 97 points BUT it ultimately still means nothing because the only ones who've succeeded in league is the winners and that's Man City.
Kristian: 97 points, one loss all season, and four times less net spend than City. Gutted for Liverpool if I'm honest.
Brighton 1-4 Manchester City
Should really be five as Raheem Sterling leads a counter, he feeds it into Sergio Aguero, who should probably hit it first time and he's well tackled. Not that I'm in a position to give Aguero finishing advice.
Andros Townsend (81 mins)
Image source, ReutersGoals galore at Selhurst Park!
This time Andros Townsend gets in on the act, sending a first-time shot into the bottom corner after a good run and cross by Wilfried Zaha.
Liverpool 1-0 Wolves
Liverpool haven't had a shot on target in the second half. They have a corner now though.
Mark Noble pen (78 mins)
And West Ham do make it four as Mark Noble sends Ben Foster the wrong way from the spot.
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Mr Highbury: What a season. The best in a long time. Most competitive it has been since Arsenal Vs United days.
Jamie: Can every weekend of football be like this one? Goals galore!
Brighton 1-4 Manchester City
4-1 up and you can bring on Kevin de Bruyne. Outrageous really. He replaces David Silva, who is moments away from being a four-time Premier League champion.
As good as Nani.
Watford 1-3 West Ham
A chance for West Ham to make it four as Michail Antonio is brought down inside the box...
Brighton 1-4 Manchester City
There could be more goals in this as City pop the ball around with ease.
Burnley 1-2 Arsenal
A significant miss from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.
Two yards out, he slides in but somehow screws the effort wide.
It means he stay on 22 league goals and will be sharing the Golden Boot award with Mohamed Salah.
One boot each.
Brighton 1-4 Man City
Michael Brown
Former Manchester City and Spurs midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live
Style is an understatement. Ilkay Gundogan steps up with confidence and dispatches a wonderful free-kick into top right corner. The goalkeeper had no chance. The celebrations have begun.
Brighton 1-4 Manchester City
Image source, BBC SportChristian Eriksen
Lovely strike.
Christian Eriksen steps up for a free-kick 25 yards out and curls it into the far bottom corner.
Crazy game.
Image source, Getty ImagesMan Utd 0-2 Cardiff
Antonio Valencia, who has been a loyal servant for Manchester United, comes on for the last 20 minutes in his final appearance for the club.
He replaces Diogo Dalot.
Brighton 1-4 Man City
Alan Shearer
Match of the Day pundit
That is game, set and match. City can enjoy themselves now.
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Hitarth: One more goal Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang for the golden boot.
Paul: Scores 1 more then Aubameyang would lead the top scorers chart for PL. Not bad for a striker in a poor Arsenal team.
Ilkay Gundogan
PICK THAT ONE OUT!
Manchester City are going to be champions, of that there is no doubt and that is a brilliant, brilliant goal to wrap it up.
City have a free-kick in a good spot, central, there are two or three candidates to take it but it's Ilkay Gundogan who steps up, bends it over the wall and into the top corner. Right in the corner.
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Image source, ReutersMarko Arnautovic (71 mins)
Marko Arnautovic restores West Ham's two-goal advantage as he stabs in from close range after Felipe Anderson's shot rebounds off the post.
Image source, Getty ImagesCenk Tosun
Everton turn the game around.
It is not pretty, but they won't mind.
Cenk Tosun bundling the ball over the line at the fifth attempt.
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