It all comes down to this. After 37 games over 10 gruelling months of a memorable and truly epic season, just one point separates leaders Manchester City and second-placed Liverpool going into the final round of Premier League fixtures on Sunday afternoon.
Pep Guardiola’s champions travel to the south coast to take on a Brighton side now safe from relegation, looking for the win to guarantee them retaining the title they won by amassing 100 points last season.
Meanwhile, Champions League finalists Liverpool host high-flying Wolves at Anfield knowing that nothing but a victory will do if they are to stand any chance of winning a first top-flight title for 29 years.
So, either way we are in store for a fascinating and potentially nerve-shredding afternoon of football and one that will conclude with either City or Liverpool being crowned Premier League champions.
But before all that, there is plenty for you to get stuck into as we set the scene for the first final-day showdown since these very same sides also took the 2013-14 campaign all the way down to the wire.
Guardiola says Manchester City players are thriving on the pressure of challenging for back-to-back Premier League titles.
Jurgen Klopp expects Liverpool’s rivals to “strike back” next season and says the club must maintain their consistency if they are to continue to challenge for honours.
Reuters
