"Championessss" is being chanted around the Etihad as the pitch has now been cleared and they wait for the trophy presentation.

Blue Moon is just starting to ripple through too.

Alan Shearer
Former England striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

I was nervous and I don’t really care who wins it – so God knows what those supporters were going through as that was one tense afternoon. Incredible.

You felt it. We were all saying City just need one and the rest will happen – and of course once that first one went in, their tails were up and their confidence was back.

Because you could tell they were really nervous, it was really edgy first half – but once they got that first goal, the shackles were off, the belief was back, the stadium was buzzing and you just felt they were going to go on and get the goals, and that’s what they did.

Ashley Williams
Former Wales captain on Final Score

You can see the fans in tears at Burnley. They are dejected. It is devastating when you drop out of the Premier League and will be playing Championship football.

Ben Clark: What a turn around by city! Special team! Congrats liverpool for pushing city all the way. Two great teams

David: Well done City. Took guts to come back from 2-0 down, but hard luck Liverpool. 19 points behind in January and nearly got there. Regardless of next Saturday they should be proud.

Martin Keown
Former England defender on Final Score

I think it is one of the greatest escapes we have ever seen from Leeds.

Former Manchester City defender Micah Richards on Sky Sports: "You think about 10 years ago, nothing can be replicated, yes, the timings aren’t the same. But I did say at half time this team will fight until the end. It was down in the dumps. Then the crowd after the first goal - it started to turn."

There are boos starting to ring out at the Etihad as large numbers of the crowd try to encourage those on the pitch to return to their seats so they can start with the trophy presentation.

There's chants of "off, off, off" too while the stadium announcer emphasises "we all want to see the trophy!"

What it means.

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

Image source, Getty Images

One poor young lad wearing a Nick Pope top stands here at Turf Moor, tears flowing down his cheeks. We've all been there young 'un. Believe me when I tell you, this will only make the good times sweeter when they come.

You'd need only ask the Leeds fans that are currently dancing at Brentford with their players and manager.

It might have got lost in all the drama today, but Liverpool's Mohamed Salah and Tottenham's Son Heung-min have shared the Golden Boot.

Both scored 23 goals, five clear of Cristiano Ronaldo.

Son scored twice against Norwich today to finish level with Salah, who scored once against Wolves.

Fans are asked to leave the pitch immediately at the Etihad as they need to get going with the trophy presentation.

Good luck with that one...

Former Manchester United defender Gary Neville on Sky Sports: "Incredible football season. Congratulations Man City, congratulations Liverpool. Head-to-head all the way through, relentless, brilliant.

"You won't get many better Premier League seasons than that.

"A hell of a title race. Man City... For 75 minutes you couldn’t believe what you were witnessing in the stadium, it felt like it was over but suddenly they pulled three goals out of the hat."

Man City fans sing the Steven Gerrard song on the pitch.

Celebrations for Leeds at Brentford, but tears at Turf Moor.

The Clarets' six-season stay in the top-flight is over. Defeat here to Newcastle confirms it.

They threw everything they had at the visitors but could not find the goals they needed. Jack Harrison's late goal was a knife into their heart.

Ashley Williams
Former Wales captain on Final Score

I have never seen De Bruyne lose control of his emotions like this. They deserve this, you can see the relief. They have been pushed and pushed by a fantastic Liverpool side. What emotion from Manchester City.

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham's Dejan Kulsevksi: "Very good. This was exactly how I hoped it would happen and it's even better. We did what we had to do. The season is finished, I can't wait to go and celebrate with my family.

"We were very excited. it's never 100% sure in football. Anything can happen."

On Son Heung-min sharing the Golden Boot: "I had a chance to shoot and saw Son and thought I can't shoot. We're very happy for him."

On scoring a second after a bad miss: "I felt embarrassed about what happened before. I thought I can't finish the season like that. Those are my goals."

On coming off when he was chasing a hat-trick: "I was just happy because the season was over. I did everything I could and I'm happy with how I played these four months.

"Antonio Conte is a winner. He does everything required to win. He's a role model. I want him to stay and be my manager."

In contrast, it's a subdued mood at Anfield as Liverpool's players thank supporters but walk around the pitch with their heads slightly bowed.

Jurgen Klopp does his best to keep the smile on his face but you can see the disappointment there.

Kevin de Bruyne is screaming with his arms in the air shouting "YES, YES, YES!" as he makes his way down the tunnel surrounded by security. John Stones is almost in tears.

LEEDS' SURVIVAL IS CONFIRMED!

Jesse Marsch charges on to the field with the rest of the Leeds bench. He heads for whoever he can grab in lilac. Raphinha is down with his face in the turf.

A famous day for Leeds United. They will be playing Premier League football next season.