Manchester City produced a thrilling comeback to beat Aston Villa 3-2 and retain their Premier League title in dramatic style on the Premier League's final day, as Liverpool were made to settle for second.
City went into the last day of the campaign knowing a win would see them crowned champions for the fourth time in five years.
But Pep Guardiola's side had to do it the hard way as they went behind to a Matty Cash goal late in the first half and then conceded a second to former Liverpool midfielder Philippe Coutinho in the second period.
City were still narrowly ahead at the top of the table, with Liverpool being held to a 1-1 scoreline by Wolves at Anfield, but Guardiola's side stormed back with goals from substitute Ilkay Gundogan, Rodri and Gundogan again in the space of five minutes to clinch the title in style.
Rather aptly, City's eighth top-flight title takes them above Villa to sit fifth outright on the all-time list.
It has been another fine season for Guardiola's side, who broke the 90-point barrier for the third time.
This will be City's only silverware of 2021-22 - after lifting at least two trophies in each of the previous four campaigns - but they remain arguably the best team on the planet.
