Premier League: Leeds survive as Burnley relegated while Spurs seal top-four spot – live reaction!

“In the Italian title race,” says Kári Tulinius, “it’s now half-time in Inter’s game against Sampdoria, where no goals have been scored, and also half-time in Milan’s match against Sassuolo. Milan are three goals to the good. I don’t think anyone needs a reminder of an occasion when AC Milan were three-nil up at halftime, and things didn’t work out for them.” Ha.

“Just wondering,” says Mark Uribe, “when was the last time the league winners, fourth place, and 3rd from bottom were all decide on the last day of play? Can it get more exciting?”

I hope you won’t mind if I throw that one out to the floor.

Here is the goal difference for a few clubs, selected entirely at random.

Man City +73, Liverpool +68, Spurs +29, Man United 0, Norwich -61.

And Leeds -37, yet they survive.

This is how Rob Smyth reported the goal that sealed the title.

“GOAL! Man City 3-2 Aston Villa (Gundogan 81)

“TAKE YOUR AGUERO MOMENT AND STICK IT IN YOUR MEMORY BOX!”

Champions: Man City.

Into the Champions League: Liverpool, Chelsea, Spurs.

Into the Europa League: Arsenal, Man United.

Into the Europa Conference League: West Ham.

Relegated: Burnley, Watford, Norwich.

The first reaction to Burnley’s demise comes from Rick Harris. “Is anyone other than Burnley fans going to be sad to see them go down and Leeds stay up?” he asks. “OK – so Bielsa has gone, but Leeds have brought a lot of great football moments to the last two seasons and it would be a shame for Liverpool and United fans if one of their favourite opponents were relegated.” That’s one way of looking at it.

Ayoze Perez scored his second, six minutes into added time, to give Leicester a resounding win. they finish eighth, nipping ahead of Wolves, who are tenth, with Brighton in between.

... while Leeds stay up. A draw would have done it, but they went and scored a winner in the fourth minute of added time. What a moment for Jack Harrison, and Jesse Marsch.

Burnley, who have escaped so often, go down.

So Liverpool win and finish on 92 points – but City have 93 and that is what counts. The pair of them are 18 points clear of everyone else. It’s not the big six this season: it’s the massive two.

United’s dismal season ends on a suitable note – except that somehow they finish sixth and go into the Europa League.

Just to confirm that scoreline. No quadruple for Liverpool, but they will go down as one of the all-time great runners-up.

It’s all over at the Etihad. City went 2-0 down and somehow scored three in six minutes. What a way to win their fourth title in five years.

Martin Odegaard gets a fifth, but fifth is where Arsenal stay, thanks to Spurs and their five.

Where did those goals come from? Pascal Gross and Danny Welbeck, that’s where. So Welbeck gives his first club a hand and West Ham end up in the Europa Conference League after all.

Ruthless stuff from Ross Barkley, and that’s a rare home win for Chelsea. But Watford at least avoid finishing bottom, thanks to Spurs.

Spurs return to the Champions League in style.

Another one! A nice one-two with Firmino and a neat finish for Andy Robertson. “Come on Stevie,” says Jamie Carragher.

... which is cruelly snatched away by Ross Barkley. He goes head to head with Donny van de Beek for Forgotten Man of the Day.

A crumb of consolation for Roy Hodgson ...

For the third time today, Liverpool’s fans are celebrating something supposedly happening somewhere else – but they may be misinformed. City are still winning and therefore still a point ahead. Liverpool need one more favour from Villa.

They’ve done it! Scrappy but effective. And Salah draws level with Son on 23 league goals.

This is getting silly now. Everyone is scoring except Liverpool. (And Man United. And Norwich.)

One brings three! And that may be well that. A Kevin de Bruyne cross, an Ilkay Gundogan tap-in: it’s the stuff of champions.

Saints get a goal back with a penalty.

Squeaky-bum time for Leeds fans, but they’re still a point up on Burnley.

And another! Are City going to do an Everton?

He always scores on the final day.

A header for Gundogan, a glimmer for City! They’re still top right now, but won’t be if Liverpool score.

A glimmer for Burnley as Cornet scores at the second attempt after a save by Dubravka.

Son takes the lead!

No sooner does Salah miss than Son scores, so they are now level in the race for the Golden Boot – both on 22 goals.

Jurgen Klopp rolls the dice again. Keita off, Firmino on – which means Virgil van Dijk will stay on the bench.

Meanwhile, at Anfield, Mo Salah has just gone clean through and failed to score. He took a second too long, allowing Willy Boly to put in a fine closing tackle.

One goal does it now for Liverpool.

You couldn’t make it up!