Oasis's Noel Gallagher was seen taking in Manchester City's title celebration and even sang "Wonderwall" with the players inside the dressing room. Manchester City celebrated its second consecutive Premier League title after routing Brighton & Hove Albion on the final matchday of the season Sunday. And while the Citizens were away from home, there were plenty of supporters on-hand. Among the most notable supporters was Oasis member Noel Gallagher, a noted Man City fan, who was seen taking in the club's title celebration at American Express Community Stadium as his group's hit song "Wonderwall" played. He later joined the Manchester City players in the dressing room to celebrate the victory with a private rendition of his band's famous song. So to recap: Being in the stadium to watch your team win the title; Hear your song blared throughout the stadium as the club's victory anthem; Sing it privately with the club in the locker room after the title-winning victory. Talk about a major flex.<doc-sep>(CNN) After wrapping up the Premier League title following months of thrilling action, Manchester City's players celebrated their champagne football with an impromptu Noel Gallagher gig. The former Oasis singer-songwriter joined the squad in a rendition of 1995 hit 'Wonderwall,' first in the away stand among the traveling fans before being serenaded by the squad in the changing room. Impromptu @NoelGallagher gig in the dressing room!! 😆 An anthem for the Champions! 🔵 #mancity 🏆 pic.twitter.com/XpcpUV1rMZ Several City players celebrated with Oasis-themed social media posts, including Bernardo Silva and boyhood City fan Phil Foden. Celebrations continued long into the night as the squad flew from Brighton, where a 4-1 victory had secured the title, back up to Manchester to join the thousands of fans who had gathered outside the Etihad Stadium. Manager Pep Guardiola was joined on stage by his victorious squad as fireworks in City's club colors lit up the night sky overhead. The wild celebrations -- and no shortage of beer -- were well deserved after the type of tense title race the Premier League hadn't seen for years. Champagne Football 🍾 Champagne Supernova 🙌🏼 pic.twitter.com/Qy26VT4fYP — Phil Foden (@PhilFoden) May 12, 2019 Record-breaking Prior to the 38th round of games, the league lead had changed hands a record 32 times. Once again the top two won, but with Manchester City's virtuoso win over Brighton, Liverpool could only watch as its 2-0 victory over Wolves was rendered meaningless by the slimmest of margins. Liverpool's relentlessness has been matched this season only by City's, and in the end it came down to a solitary point. Despite the Merseysiders' heroic unbeaten run to end the season, City -- now back-to-back English champion -- was unflappable, even when Brighton took a shock lead. That early slip-up, which allowed Brighton to score an the 27-minute mark, was greeted by a thunderous cheer some 250 miles northwest. City's Ilkay Gundogan and Kyle Walker celebrate after the Turkish player scored City's fourth goal to seal the match against Brighton. Coupled with Liverpool's early opener from Sadio Mane, City falling behind allowed the Reds to climb into top slot and, tantalizingly, within touching distance of the club's first league title since 1990. As the day wore on, though, the natural order of this 2018-19 Premier League season was restored. City talisman Sergio Aguero restored parity on the south coast just seconds after the Seagulls had the temerity to score, before Aymeric Laporte headed in a second. Then, just after the hour mark, Riyad Mahrez made it three. Ilkay Gundogan added the icing on the cake 10 minutes after that, but by then Livepool were done. Manchester City supporters wait for players and coaching staff to arrive from Brighton to celebrate. The victorious squad returned to Manchester late Sunday night, with manager Pep Guardiola saying that this had been the toughest to win -- that Liverpool had ridden his team's tails all the way to the final whistle, raising the level of competition along the way. His club captain, Vincent Kompany, who has won four titles since joining the Citizens back in 2008, said that this one ranked as the best. City's players and staff present the Premier League trophy to supporters outside their home stadium. Uncatchable City You can only beat what's put in front of you, but when you have to contend with Guardiola's City doing the same -- but better -- week in, week out, reaching that pinnacle is all but impossible. The job was made harder, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp said, when that Brighton goal billowed City's net and Anfield answered with a corresponding roar. "It's difficult to prepare a team for a situation like that, to say: 'If we score and Brighton score, stay calm,'" he said. "It was going nuts. Then it was difficult. Then it calmed down and it was clear when the atmosphere was not that ecstatic any more that something happened at Brighton which we didn't like." Liverpool's German manager Jurgen Klopp reacts at the end of the match against Wolves. Klopp congratulated Guardiola, whose team finished just one point ahead of the slick, comprehensive side the Liverpool manager has created. It was all he could do in the face of the Manchester club's perpetual excellence. "They played an incredible season. We did as well, but (City) won it, and congratulations. Ours was a really good season, an unbelievable season ... it's just really exceptional." A young Liverpool fan cheers outside Anfield as flares are set off ahead of their team's final match of the season. 'Very, very close to perfection' While not downplaying City's achievement in retaining the title -- the first team to do that since Alex Ferguson's Manchester United a decade ago -- Klopp acknowledged the clout that City has with the resources provided by its Abu Dhabi owners. "As long as City are around with the quality and the financial power that they have then it's not like any other team will pass them easily," he said. "That's clear. We need to be very, very close to perfection to win the Premier League, as long as this is the case." Eye on the European prize But now that the dust has settled, Klopp has one final chance to bring some long-awaited silverware to the Kop -- and make up for his team's heartbreaking loss against Real Madrid in Kiev a year ago. Liverpool take on Tottenham on June 1 in Madrid, Klopp's third Champions League final. While retaining the league was one of Guardiola's key priorities, for a club with the investment and ambition of Manchester City, the Champions League remains the key prize. The Spaniard has won Europe's top club competition twice, in 2009 and 2011 with a Barcelona team that is widely considered one of the greatest of the modern era. Liverpool's fans gear up for their second Champions League final in two years. But since leaving the Catalan giant, the trophy has eluded him. The manager, who went on to take a sabbatical before returning to coach Bayern Munich and now City, fell short again this year, this time at the quarterfinal stage.<doc-sep>Noel Gallagher has urged Liverpool fans to stop crying their hearts out – because they’ve still got two of the biggest KFCs in Europe. The Oasis legend and die-hard Manchester City fan was feeling supersonic after Pep Guardiola’s men pipped Liverpool to the Premier League title, ending a thrilling race to be crowned champions. Gallagher belted out ‘Wonderwall’ with the players in the dressing room after their 4-1 victory at Brighton, while Liverpool were left to ponder how they finished second despite one defeat all season. The Reds ended up with a staggering, record-breaking 97 points – but Gallagher has absolutely no sympathy for City’s rivals. Getty 2 Manchester City were crowned Premier League champions after beating Brighton “I can laugh. Of course I can!” he told talkSPORT. “I’m surrounded by scousers on my tour. When they knocked us out of the Champions League and they smashed up our team bus, it was like, ‘alright, have your moment’. “People from Anfield Road can be proud of themselves that they’ve still got two of the biggest KFCs in Europe. “So can be getting on with that until next year or the year after.” 2 Noel Gallagher spoke to talkSPORT On a dramatic final day, Liverpool did all they could with a 2-0 victory over Wolves – and at one point the title was heading to Merseyside. Glenn Murray gave Brighton a shock lead over City at the Amex to swing the balance in Liverpool’s favour, but his goal was immediately cancelled out by Sergio Aguero before Aymeric Laporte, Riyad Mahrez and Ilkay Gundogan made it back-to-back titles. “Fair play to Liverpool for sticking at it,” Gallagher added. “To lose once and still not win the league is insane. 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Gallagher was serenaded by the City players in the dressing room after the match – and he reveals a remarkable exchange with the Spanish boss. Impromptu @NoelGallagher gig in the dressing room!! 😆 An anthem for the Champions! 🔵 #mancity 🏆 pic.twitter.com/XpcpUV1rMZ — Manchester City (@ManCity) May 12, 2019 He added: “At the game yesterday, we were lucky enough to get taken into the dressing room with all the players. “We were talking to Pep after the game and he said something to me which was just mind blowing. “He grabbed us and he said, ‘Next season, we’ll be even better’. And I just thought, ‘How?’”<doc-sep>Oasis lead singer Noel Gallagher had himself quite the weekend, and it started with Manchester City winning the Premier League title. The die-hard City fan was at Brighton to see his team win 4-1 and clinch the crown ahead of Liverpool. At the end of the match, the Man City players made their way toward the supporter's section to commemorate the title and began singing Oasis' hit song "Wonderwall." Gallagher later joined the players in the dressing room for an impromptu performance. Pretty special moment. Just look at all of the people in the locker room filming him. A superstar among superstars, and props to Gallagher because he's no fair-weather fan. He's City through and through, he bleeds blue and he's waited over 40 years of his life for City to be good. Now he supports one of the best teams in the world and a contender in every competition it plays.<doc-sep>
Oasis icon Noel Gallagher was at the centre of celebrations yesterday as Manchester City celebrated winning the Premier League for the second year in a row. A 4-1 victory away to Brighton was enough to secure City’s league triumph yesterday – narrowly beating Liverpool to the title after the chase went all the way to the final day of the season. As ‘Wonderwall’ played out from the speakers at Brighton’s Amex Stadium, Noel was seen celebrating among the travelling City fans – and singing the words to the 1995 track. The celebrations were then taken up a level as Noel headed straight to the City dressing room, delivering an impromptu performance of the track once more for City’s league-winning heroes. He was also seen posing for photos with the Premier League trophy alongside captain Vincent Kompany and midfielder Bernardo Silva. Impromptu @NoelGallagher gig in the dressing room!! ? An anthem for the Champions! ? #mancity ? pic.twitter.com/XpcpUV1rMZ — Manchester City (@ManCity) May 12, 2019 Gallagher is a life-long fan of City and recently revealed how he wasn’t best pleased when asked to handle a tricky request from Coleen Rooney to mark Wayne’s 21st birthday. With Wayne being a Manchester United player at the time, and a Liverpool native, Noel didn’t take too kindly to being asked to sign a guitar for him. “I got this rambling letter from Coleen Rooney saying, it’s Wayne’s 21st. He’s a huge fan. It’d be great if you could sign it for him. And I was like…. cheeky, what?,” Noel said. “So, I took all the parts off it. Got my mate who is a decorator to dip it in sky blue emulsion paint. Wait for it to dry, put all the parts back on it. Graffitied it with quite questionable Man City songs and sent it back to him with letter saying, ‘Happy birthday, Spongebob. Next time you want ‘owt signing send us your Bentley.’” Earlier this month Noel released new single ‘Black Star Rising’, his first track taken from a forthcoming EP of the same name. It’s the first of three EPs he is planning for 2019.