Manchester City lift Premier League trophy LIVE: Champions crowned after Huddersfield draw
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Your support makes all the difference.It’s the final home game at the Etihad Stadium for a memorable – and utterly dominant – season for Manchester City, at it will culminate with Pep Guardiola getting his hands on the Premier League trophy for the first time.
City face Huddersfield Town, who still aren’t safe from the drop, looking to hit the 100 point mark, which they can only do by winning their remaining three games.
Huddersfield are nearly safe as Swansea and Southampton play each other next but could do without a heavy defeat given their inferior goal difference – it is the second worst in the division.
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What time is it?
Kick-off is at 1.30pm BST at the Etihad Stadium.
Where can I watch it?
The game will be shown live on Sky Sports Premier League, with coverage starting at 12.30pm.
Odds…
Manchester City: 1/9
Huddersfield: 33/1
Draw: 14/1
Here come the players now to receive their medals! A few, like Aymeric Laporte, are wearing scarves. Hardly comfortable, but that's nothing compared to Richard Scudamore in his full suit. He looks happy enough, mind.
Yaya Toure gets a huge ovation from the supporters, before being mobbed his teammates on the stage.
The injured Aguero claims his medal, shortly followed by the recently drug-tested Fernandinho and talisman David Silva. Only one man left now...
Manchester City lift the Premier League trophy to a chorus of 'Hey Jude' amid a ton of blue confetti.
It's been a foregone conclusion for so long, but City have been utterly sensational champions. Pep threatens a smile, but he should be showered in champagne. The transformation of this side has been immense, even if they did suffer Champions League disappointment
Pep looks pensive, like a proud father admiring outlandish partying cautiously. Is he thinking about next season? Of course he is...
"We can do better" says Pep.
A quote to strike fear into the hearts of City's rivals. They were a bit off-colour today though, here is what happened before the party...
Even Graeme Souness is smiling!
With good reason, Pep surprises the Sky Sports pundit with his own City shirt, with the number 65 on his back. It's Souness' 65th birthday today.
Pep also said he wanted to see Thierry Henry in management...there's a bloke in North London saying farewell today that he might have an eye on...
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