Right folks, time to move on to the next game. I was just the warm-up. Your headline act this afternoon is Emma Sanders who is going to take you through Brighton-Leeds. Trust me, she's going to rock it.

In years to come we'll look back on this City side and realise how lucky we were to witness this phenomenal team.

They have been a joy to watch this season.

If Liverpool beat Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday, City will celebrate a third league title in four seasons.

City have done what they needed to do. Now it's over to Liverpool.

Paul Dickov
Former Manchester City striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

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You can't question Raheem Sterling's attitude.

He's tried everything possible today to get a goal. He's actually been very unlucky.

We can talk about confidence, lack of form whatever - there's not much more he could have done to score in this game.

Pep Guardiola is urging his players on. He wants them to leave everything out on the pitch. City are almost home.

Three additional minutes.

Sergio Aguero is LOVING it out there,

He lashes another shot which stings the hand of Vicente Guaita.

Where next for Aguero? Whoever signs him will be lucky to have him.

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This has been a much better second half performance from City. They have had 13 shots - the most they've had in the second half in a Premier League away game this season.

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Andy Reid
Ex-Republic of Ireland midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

It's going to be a big summer for Crystal Palace. I think they will have a new manager next season but they need to get the balance right.

Last time they tried to mix it up and brought in Frank de Boer it was a disaster. They have to balance their desire to be a bit more expansive with getting enough points to stay in the league with the players they have got or the ones they hope to bring in.

To get both those things right in the Premier League is very difficult to do.

Paul Dickov
Former Manchester City striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

You have to feel a bit sorry for Crystal Palace. They've not really done anything wrong but even even with all the changes Man City have made, they've still been a level above.

Probably two or three to be honest.

How apt that the Premier League kings are having a party at the Palace. Wilfried Zaha, however, has other ideas and breaks free inside the box but mis-controls and the chance is gone.

He's getting closer. Raheem Sterling drifts inside Scott Dann before curling it narrowly wide. That was a lovely run.

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Jordan Ayew for Andros Townsend.

In to the final 10.

Luka Milivojevic gets a shot away but it's too easy for Ederson.

City are on the brink of a 13th Premier League away win - and the Premier League title.

Wilfried Zaha does not look happy. He attempts to spark an attack but it quickly breaks down. He looks troubled.

How about this for a stat.

Manchester City have scored 700 goals under Pep Guardiola in all competitions - 157 more than the next Premier League club.

That's outstanding.

City are turning on the style and playing like the champions they are about to become.

An instinctive shot by Joao Cancelo flashes inches over the top.

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Brighton manager Graham Potter makes two changes from his side's disappointing defeat by bottom club Sheffield United last weekend as the Seagulls look to ease any relegation fears.

Defender Ben White returns from suspension to face his former club, while Dan Burn also starts.

Adam Lallana misses out after struggling with a tight calf and Jakub Moder drops to the bench.

Brighton XI: Sanchez, Webster, Dunk, White, Veltman, Gross, Bissouma, Burn, Trossard, Maupay, Welbeck.

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Marcelo Bielsa also names two changes following Leeds United's goalless draw with Manchester United on Sunday.

With Kalvin Phillips and Helder Costa absent from the squad, Robin Koch and Mateusz Klich come in to the starting 11.

Brazil winger Raphinha remains out with a hip injury.

Leeds XI: Meslier, Ayling, Llorente, Koch, Alioski, Struijk, Dallas, Klich, Roberts, Harrison, Bamford.

It's over to Liverpool now to do their bit on Sunday. If they do then there's going to be a heck of a [socially distanced] City party.