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Will Man City or Liverpool be crowned Premier League champions? Who'll finish fourth? Who'll go down? Follow ESPN's LIVE coverage of the final day.

Put simply, a win at the Etihad will be enough for Pep Guardiola's side, but failure to do so would open the way for Klopp's team to take the title and keep their hopes of an unprecedented quadruple alive. If City lose and Liverpool draw, it then goes down to goal difference, but it would require City to lose by seven goals for Liverpool to finish top. A burst forward by Raul Jimenez caught Liverpool out and the Mexico forward squared for Neto to tap in at the far post in front of The Kop.-- Mark Ogden Either title number 20, a domestic treble and 3/4 of the way to the Quadruple or the end of an improbable dream. There is still a bit of nervousness among the fans inside the stadium, although most are happy to see that it's Robin Olsen in goal for Aston Villa rather than Emi Martinez. Olsen hasn't played for Villa since joining on loan in January. His last club game was playing for Sheffield United in a 3-1 defeat to Blackburn in November. He's just kicked the ball out of play with his first touch. The danger for City now is that they have to throw men forward to get a goal but Ollie Watkins is still causing a lot of problems at the other end. An incredible and unexpected start to the final day as Liverpool fall behind against Wolves at Anfield inside the first three minutes. The energy in the atmosphere was already beginning to drift away but after that Villa goal it's completely gone. Mings has already been spoken to by Michael Oliver. Zinchenko has been up off the bench trying to lift the City fans. It may still work out for City today but it says a lot about Grealish's first season here that he's going to be a spectator for the biggest game of the season Some Man City fans starting to leave. Will regular taker Harry Kane step up to make this game completely safe at 3-0 or will he hand the ball to Son for a possible slice of personal glory? Son gets his goal to move level with Salah in the Golden Boot race.

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Manchester City sealed their sixth Premier League title as they heroically came back from 2-0 down to beat Aston Villa 3-2 at the Etihad Stadium.Nerve.

“We can't use any excuses – it's down to ourselves. More from Klopp: “In the big history of the club, these are just little blips. “If it’s 5-0 to City after 10 minutes it’s just a normal game for us. I don’t know the results exactly but I know they were 1-0 up – where they 2-0 up as well? We can’t react in the league tomorrow, but next year we can. The rest of Klopp's post-match thoughts to Sky Sports: “If we’d known the situation before the season I probably would have said I’ll take that – although I’m not too sure with the league. “We took all the competitions to the last game. Fans reacting to whatever was going on in the other game and we felt a bit of pressure in the game. Congatulations to Liverpool they have made us better and better each week. “Winning at home in front of our people is the best. Cedric Soares on the result: “Yes I think we all deserve this, our fans deserve this. “Gundogan is the best inside runner we have.