A win at Wembley combined with West Brom pulling off a shock victory at Old Trafford means Manchester City have been confirmed as the new Premier League champions.
Man City have equalled the Premier League record for the earliest win held by United since 2001.
What a season for the Blues, they have been absolutely dominant for the most part. Record-smashing, goal-scoring, swashbuckling and awe-inspiring – Pep Guardiola finally showing his worth, setting new standards in Premier League history.
Its City’s third title in seven seasons and first under Pep Guardiola.
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They could have laid their hand on Premier League title by beating United on 7 April at Etihad Stadium, but the 3-2 loss postponed their celebrations.
The Premier League title is the 24th trophy of the Spainard managerial career.
Stats so far this season
- City set a Premier League record of 18 consecutive wins.
- They are the only third team to beat all other teams in a single Premier League season.
- City’s match at Goodison Park saw them retain 82.13% possession, the highest recorded in the Premier League.
- They broke passing records, completing over 900 against Chelsea.
- The Blues lead the stats in terms of possession, touches, passes, shots and goals.
