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Manchester City claimed the win required to finally end Liverpool's relentless attempt to dethrone them as Premier League champions as they hit back from a goal down to crush Brighton and Hove Albion on the south coast on Sunday.
Manchester City claimed the win required to finally end Liverpool's relentless attempt to dethrone them as Premier League champions as they hit back from a goal down to crush Brighton and Hove Albion on the south coast on Sunday.
City ended the season with 98 points, just two shy of last season's record-breaking 100, while Liverpool's 2-0 victory over Wolverhampton Wanderers saw them end on 97 -- by far the largest tally for a Premier League runners-up.
Back 2 Back Premier League Champions!
— Manchester City (@ManCity) May 12, 2019
We reigned and we retained!
#mancity pic.twitter.com/stX3wPtV4P
Needing a 14th successive league win to be certain of prevailing in an unprecedented title duel, City fell behind to Glenn Murray's 27th-minute header but Pep Guardiola's side responded in devastating fashion.
Sergio Aguero leveled 83 seconds later and Aymeric Laporte's header put City ahead before the break.
With Liverpool, who began the day one point behind, leading, the Anfield club would still have hoped for something extraordinary to happen in the south coast sunshine.
This team has done us proud. Our @premierleague campaign might be over but we're not finished yet.
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) May 12, 2019
We've shared plenty of special moments together this season.
One game remains. See you in Madrid
But when Riyad Mahrez drove an unstoppable shot past Brighton keeper Mathew Ryan's despairing dive just past the hour, City's fans could finally get the party started.
Ilkay Gundogan's majestic free-kick made it 4-1 to put the icing on another glorious day for City who are the first club to retain the Premier League title for 10 years.