Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

You can never write off this City team because they have one of the best managers around if not the best manager in Pep Guardiola.

Erling Haaland has taken them to the next level but they've been brilliant in all areas and look likely to go and win the treble.

Shaheed: I understood the first time we won the PL, but come on its 5 in 6 years. Why invade the pitch. Let the players enjoy the victory. So poor from that section of the crowd.

'The treble is on' reads one banner as the City fans begin to leave the pitch.

There are chants of 'Off, off, off' from those still in their seats, who are keen for the presentation to get under way. Hopefully we won't have to wait too long...

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'Please leave the pitch immediately' reads the big screen.

Nobody looks to be in much of a hurry. We've got flares, inflatable Premier League trophies, flags and banners.

Down in the tunnel, Kyle Walker and Kalvin Phillips are speaking to Sky. We'll bring you all the reaction as we get it.

It could be quite a while before there is any presentation on that pitch. There are supporters everywhere.

There wasn't really any time for the Manchester City players to celebrate that win before the fans ran onto the pitch and security had to shepherd them down the tunnel.

There are a few boos from those in the upper tiers, unhappy at those who have interrupted the celebrations.

The celebrations can begin!

The players are quickly hurried off the pitch as a pitch invasion ensues.

Brilliant defending by Phil Foden to deny Cesar Azpilicueta a late equaliser!

Chelsea will finish the match with a late corner. Can they get something?

Nope, it comes to nothing and that should be that.

Stefan Ortega collects Mykhailo Mudryk's ball into the box and City will just look to keep the ball for the final minute or so.

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

Kalvin Phillips needs to play more minutes for his England career but it's hard to turn your back on a club like Manchester City.

Three minutes added on.

Maybe not!

Ah, but that is wild from Mykhailo Mudryk.

The Chelsea winger breaks into the box but can't compose himself. Frank Lampard turns to take his seat again.

It looks like the one goal is going to be enough for Manchester City to finish with a home win before getting their hands on the Premier League trophy. Chelsea look as though they have accepted their fate.

Kevin de Bruyne wins a corner and will take it himself.

Erling Haaland leaps highest to meet a follow-up cross before Julian Alvarez blasts over with a first-time shot.

Christian Pulisic comes on for the final five minutes for Chelsea, with Kai Havertz making way.

Phil Foden tries to curl one in but his shot is closed down as Blue Moon rings around the Etihad.

Not long now until the Manchester City players and their fans can enjoy their success.

One trophy secured, two more to aim for... Are they going to do it?

He's behind you! Wesley Fofana is almost caught napping by Kevin de Bruyne but he has just enough time to offload the ball.

Another double change, this time for Chelsea, as Kalidou Koulibaly and Carney Chukwuemeka replace Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Lewis Hall.