Manchester City

Here's Manchester City's Jack Grealish speaking to Sky Sports:

"It is different for me personally, I have played more of a part. I feel back to my normal self.

"Last season was nice because it was the first one but this year it is so nice as I feel I have played more of a part.

"It is mad. I spoke to some of the lads not a while ago and said imagine you have to win 12 games in a row to win the league. We have so much talent and we feel unstoppable.

"I feel so much more confident in this team. I feel fitter and back to what I know, what I can do. This is why Man City bought me and I have so much to offer.

"It doesn't stop yet, we still have some massive games left.

"Especially since the last international break, we feel unstoppable and we have been unbelievable."

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Jack Grealish tells Sky that this Manchester City team feel "unstoppable".

At the moment, they look it. Full quotes to come.

Erling Haaland is making the most of his first Premier League triumph, raising the trophy to the crowd before placing it on his head.

He still has four games to add to his 52-goal tally in his first season in English football.

Instant impact.

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Manchester City's lead over Arsenal is seven points, and that could extend to 10 before Arsenal play again, on the final day.

And Ilkay Gundogan lifts the Premier League trophy aloft!

It could yet be the first trophy of a very special season.

The cheers continue as the players come up one by one to receive their medals.

A fifth Premier League title for Phil Foden - at the age of 22. Remarkable.

The likes of Nathan Ake, meanwhile, has won the title every year since he joined the club. Dominance.

Ilkay Gundogan is the last up and gives a round of applause to the crowd.

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Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Now it's all about the treble for City. Is the Champions League final against Inter Milan the toughest game or is it the FA Cup final against Manchester United?

Everyone said the winner of Man City and Real Madrid was going to win the Champions League but that's not a good mentality to have.

But Manchester United will be desperate to put one over them in the FA Cup final.

Pep Guardiola leads his players out on to the pitch, with a long line of high fives for all the staff that are lined up on their path to the presentation stage.

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Chris Sutton
Former Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

The mental strength has been remarkable and the way Pep Guardiola always manages to reinvent things.

He's so good at developing players and making sure it all fits together. It's really special what they have achieved under Pep Guardiola.

And here comes the Premier League trophy, still decorated in blue and white.

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Right, the pitch has now been cleared and it's time for the Manchester City players and staff to return for the presentation.

Julian Alvarez's winner meant Manchester City scored 100 goals at the Etihad this season, equalling the record - set by themselves in 2018-19 - for most home goals scored in all competitions in a single season by an English top-flight club.

Despite seeing his starts limited, Alvarez (17 goals) is Manchester City’s second-highest goalscorer in all competitions this season, behind only Erling Haaland (52).

At the Etihad, the Argentine has been directly involved in 15 goals across his 12 starts.

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Manchester City trailed Arsenal by eight points on 7 April - although they had played one game fewer than Mikel Arteta's leaders at that point.

It is only the fourth time that a team has been as many as eight points clear after at least 28 Premier League games and failed to win the title.

But City won 11 league games in a row as their title rivals faltered - dropping just two points from a possible 42 - to overhaul Arsenal and clinch a fifth title in six years.

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Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

City are relentless and they are outstanding.

They will make changes to this squad over the summer, Gundogan and Silva could go, but they will still be tough to stop next season.

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Manchester City defender Kyle Walker told Sky Sports: "We always believed we could do this. This group of lad are professionals and winners.

"Rest assured we are not finished. We have the FA Cup against our bitter rivals and then the Champions League.

"We will celebrate tonight and then move on to try and create history.

"The treble would be fantastic but there is a lot of football to be played.

"To say we are up there with one of the greatest Premier League teams of all time we have to conquer some of that.

"To go and achieve that we could then start talking about being one of the greatest teams in the Premier League."

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Manchester City midfielder Kalvin Phillips speaking to Sky Sports, after making his first Premier League start for the club:

"It was a great feeling. I was happy because we won the league and I knew there might be a chance I could play. I have enjoyed every moment.

"It has been unbelievably tough this season and probably the lowest point confidence wise in my career.

"But Kyle Walker and the guys have kept me going and told me I would get my chance.

"I have tried to be as fit as possible and whenever I get the chance I try to do my best."

The rest of Premier League champions Manchester City's season looks like this:

• 24 May: Premier League - Brighton (a)
• 28 May: Premier League - Brentford (a)
• 3 June: FA Cup final - Manchester United
• 10 June: Champions League final - Inter Milan

Two league games to prepare for their shot at the Treble in June.