Manchester City clinched the Premier League title after surviving a minor scare at the Amex to come back and win 2-1, with goals by Sergio Aguero and Aymeric Laporte sealing their second crown in two years. Liverpool did their job at Anfield, beating Wolves, but it was only enough to finish second after City's astonishing run of 14 successive victories to finish the campaign. Tottenham and Chelsea rounded out the top four as Arsenal and Manchester United came in fifth and sixth respectively. Wolves were best of the rest in seventh as Everton, Leicester and West Ham rounded out the top half – after the Hammers beat Watford on the final day to send the Hornets down to 11th. Cardiff beat Manchester United to finish only two points from safety and they will wonder what might have been this season. Here's how they stand at the end of the 2018-19 season: Team Pld Pts GD 1 Manchester City 38 98 72 2 Liverpool 38 97 67 3 Chelsea 38 72 24 4 Tottenham Hotspur 38 71 28 5 Arsenal 38 70 22 6 Manchester United 38 66 11 7 Wolverhampton Wanderers 38 57 1 8 Everton 38 54 8 9 Leicester City 38 52 3 10 West Ham United 38 52 -3 11 Watford 38 50 -7 12 Crystal Palace 38 49 -2 13 Newcastle United 38 45 -6 14 Bournemouth 38 45 -14 15 Burnley 38 40 -21 16 Southampton 38 39 -20 17 Brighton and Hove Albion 38 36 -25 18 Cardiff City 38 34 -35 19 Fulham 38 26 -47 20 Huddersfield Town 38 16 -54 The full Premier League table.<doc-sep>Where every club could finish the campaign, which comes to a close on Sunday The final day of the Premier League season is upon us and all-but the bottom three clubs and Wolves can still change positions on Sunday. Most importantly, the title is still up for grabs with Liverpool and Manchester City’s relentless battle for glory continuing. GETTY 10 Liverpool and Manchester City haven’t stopped in their astonishing two-team title race Meanwhile, Tottenham, despite their midweek heroics will have half an eye on rivals Arsenal as they know a defeat against Everton and a win for the Gunners against Burnley by the right scorelines could see them drop to fifth, although it would take an eight-goal swing. And some mid-table sides could give themselves some extra money to play with in the summer transfer market if they can climb a place or two with victory. But how could the table look by the end of Sunday? Premier League fixtures on Sunday All games start at 3pm Brighton & Hove Albion vs Manchester City Burnley vs Arsenal Crystal Palace vs Bournemouth Fulham vs Newcastle United Leicester City vs Chelsea Liverpool vs Wolverhampton Wanderers Manchester United vs Cardiff City Southampton vs Huddersfield Tottenham Hotspur vs Everton – live on talkSPORT 2 Watford vs West Ham Using data from sportsvisualized.com, talkSPORT.com reveals the highest and lowest potential position for each team at the end of this round of fixtures. You can see the results, below… LATEST FOOTBALL NEWS GLORY Now Capoue and Foyth have shown Kane what can happen if you leave Tottenham NEWS Woeful De Gea stat, Solskjaer 'not at Man United's level', Rashford abused after final LIVE Transfer news: Poch Tottenham talks, £18m Leicester deal, Bayern sign English defender shameful Marcus Rashford receives 'over 70 racial slurs' and reveals teacher among abusers Finished Solskjaer ‘not Man United standard’ with Conte ideal replacement after final loss INQUIRY Questions will be asked of Solskjaer after 'master' Emery nullified Man United DRAMA Man United stunned by Villarreal as Solskjaer's search for silverware goes on shocker De Gea's commitment doubted as he concedes 36th straight pen and misses in EL final 20. Huddersfield Highest possible position: 20th Lowest possible position: 20th 19: Fulham Highest possible position: 19th Lowest possible position: 19th 10 Fulham were relegated some time ago and were been able to hand a Premier League debut to Harvey Elliott last weekend 18: Cardiff Highest possible position: 18th Lowest possible position: 18th 17: Brighton Highest possible position: 16th Lowest possible position: 17th 16: Southampton Highest possible position: 15th Lowest possible position: 17th 10 Shane Long has starred for the Saints and helped them retain their Premier League status for next season with key goals near the end of the campaign 15: Burnley Highest possible position: 14th Lowest possible position: 16th 14: Newcastle Highest possible position: 13th Lowest possible position: 15th 13: Bournemouth Highest possible position: 12th Lowest possible position: 14th 10 Bournemouth defender Nathan Ake broke Tottenham hearts in the 91st minute last weekend 12: Crystal Palace Highest possible position: 11th Lowest possible position: 13th 11: West Ham Highest possible position: 9th Lowest possible position: 12th 10: Watford Highest possible position: 8th Lowest possible position: 11th LIVE ON talkSPORT talkSPORT is your home of live football! Here's what's coming up on talkSPORT and talkSPORT 2... Aston Villa vs West Brom (Saturday, 12:30pm) – talkSPORT Derby vs Leeds United (Saturday, 5:15pm) – talkSPORT Sunderland vs Portsmouth (Saturday, 7:30pm) – talkSPORT 2 Doncaster vs Charlton (Sunday, 12:15pm) – talkSPORT 2 Tottenham vs Everton (Sunday, 3pm) – talkSPORT 2 Mansfield vs Newport (Sunday, 6pm) – talkSPORT 2 9: Leicester City Highest possible position: 8th Lowest possible position: 10th 8: Everton Highest possible position: 8th Lowest possible position: 10th 7: Wolverhampton Highest possible position: 7th Lowest possible position: 7th 6: Manchester United Highest possible position: 5th Lowest possible position: 6th getty 10 Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has revealed he will play a number of youngsters against Cardiff City 5: Arsenal Highest possible position: 4th Lowest possible position: 6th 10 Can the Gunners leapfrog their rivals into a Champions League spot with an eight-goal swing 4: Tottenham Highest possible position: 3rd Lowest possible position: 5th 10 Spurs must remain focus or risk a humiliating drop down to fifth 3: Chelsea Highest possible position: 3rd Lowest possible position: 4th 10 Chelsea confirmed a return to the Champions League last week 2: Liverpool Highest possible position: 1st Lowest possible position: 2nd 10 The Merseysiders completed a remarkable comeback against Barcelona on Tuesday but can they win the title on Sunday? 1: Manchester City Highest possible position: 1st Lowest possible position: 2nd<doc-sep>talkSPORT will be around the grounds as the title race and battle for top four go down to the wire down to the wire The Premier League season comes to and today. All 20 teams are in action on Sunday, with every game kicking off at 3pm as the title race and battle for a top four finish are decided. GETTY 5 The final day of the Premier League season is upon us Manchester City and Liverpool have taken the fight for silverware down to the wire, with Pep Guardiola’s side one point ahead of their title rivals heading into the final day. Meanwhile, Arsenal are hoping they can do the unlikely and overtake Tottenham to guarantee Champions League qualification. talkSPORT.com explain all the permutations for the Premier League final day, below… LATEST FOOTBALL NEWS GLORY Now Capoue and Foyth have shown Kane what can happen if you leave Tottenham NEWS Woeful De Gea stat, Solskjaer 'not at Man United's level', Rashford abused after final LIVE Transfer news: Poch Tottenham talks, £18m Leicester deal, Bayern sign English defender shameful Marcus Rashford receives 'over 70 racial slurs' and reveals teacher among abusers Finished Solskjaer ‘not Man United standard’ with Conte ideal replacement after final loss INQUIRY Questions will be asked of Solskjaer after 'master' Emery nullified Man United DRAMA Man United stunned by Villarreal as Solskjaer's search for silverware goes on shocker De Gea's commitment doubted as he concedes 36th straight pen and misses in EL final NEW BLOOD Zidane 'decides to leave' Madrid with immediate effect as Khabib calls for Conte GOAL Only Messi scored more, Moreno gets assists like Kane and could end United trophy hope Premier League final day fixtures Brighton vs Manchester City Burnley vs Arsenal Crystal Palace vs Bournemouth Fulham vs Newcastle Leicester vs Chelsea Liverpool vs Wolves 5 Wolves have performed brilliantly against the top six this season, and they could ruin Liverpool’s day Manchester United vs Cardiff Southampton vs Huddersfield Tottenham vs Everton Watford vs West Ham *All matches kick-off at 3pm on Sunday, May 12 How can Manchester City win the title? If Man City beat Brighton by any scoreline, they will retain the Premier League trophy as they are already one point ahead of Liverpool. A draw for City will be fine as long as Liverpool lose or draw their match against Wolves, while if City are beaten by Brighton they must rely on Wolves to defeat Liverpool to become champions. How can Liverpool win the title? Any defeat for Liverpool means they cannot claim the Premier League crown. A draw against Wolves would win Liverpool the title if Man City lose to Brighton by at least four clear goals. Winning against Brighton would move Liverpool onto 97 points. They will win the title if City draw or lose their match on the south coast. Getty 5 Jurgen Klopp could win his first trophy as Liverpool manager on Sunday Who will claim the final Champions League qualification place? Man City, Liverpool and Chelsea are all guaranteed to finish in the top four, with Arsenal and Tottenham battling it out to claim the final spot. Tottenham will finish in the top four if they win or draw against Everton regardless of Arsenal’s result. The Gunners can only overtake Spurs if they beat Burnley and Tottenham lose to Everton, and there is an eight-goal swing. If this happens, Arsenal will finish ahead of Spurs on goal difference. Who will qualify for the Europa League Whichever one of Arsenal or Spurs fails to finish in the top four will instead qualify for the Europa League. They will be joined by Manchester United, who are guaranteed to finish inside the top six. 5 A poor season for United means they won’t be playing Champions League football next season Wolves have secured seventh place in the Premier League so could also qualify for the Europa League, though only if Manchester City beat Watford in next week’s FA Cup final. If the Hornets claim silverware at the Wembley showpiece, however, they will qualify for Europe instead of Wolves. Who has been relegated? The relegation fight has already been determined heading into the final day, with Huddersfield, Fulham and Cardiff failing to secure top flight survival. The latter two drop back down to the Championship after just a single season in the Premier League. Who is set to win the Golden Boot? Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah leads the way ahead of the final day. He is on 22 goals, two ahead of his nearest challengers – teammate Sadio Mane, Manchester City’s Sergio Aguero and Arsenal’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Jamie Vardy is four goals back on 18 strikes for the season. Premier League table talkSPORT final day commentaries Matchday Live on talkSPORT takes you around all the Premier League grounds on Sunday’s final day, keeping you up to date with the title race and the battle for top four. However, you can also tune into talkSPORT 2 to hear full commentary of Tottenham vs Everton, as Spurs look to guarantee Champions League qualification.<doc-sep>
Mike Hewitt/Getty Images Manchester City were crowned 2018-19 Premier League champions after they beat Brighton & Hove Albion 4-1 on Sunday to retain their crown and finish one point ahead of Liverpool. Glenn Murray stunned the Citizens early on, but Sergio Aguero, Aymeric Laporte, Riyad Mahrez and Ilkay Gundogan responded in that order to lift Pep Guardiola's side beyond Liverpool's reach. Liverpool beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 2-0 at Anfield thanks to Sadio Mane's brace, which saw him finish the season on 22 goals and share the Golden Boot alongside team-mate Mohamed Salah. Arsenal's Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang scored two at Burnley to also clinch a share of the award at the last chance. Tottenham Hotspur couldn't capitalise on Chelsea's 0-0 draw against Leicester City and finished fourth, just one behind the Blues, after they were held 2-2 at home to Everton. Manchester United, meanwhile, continued their disastrous end to the campaign, and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's first season in charge ended with a 2-0 defeat to former club Cardiff City, leaving them sixth. They'll progress into next season's UEFA Europa League second qualifying round, while Arsenal secured fifth with a 3-1 win away at Burnley and move straight into the competition's group stage. Videos you might like Week 38 Results Brighton & Hove Albion 1-4 Manchester City Burnley 1-2 Arsenal Crystal Palace 5-3 Bournemouth Fulham 0-4 Newcastle United Leicester City 0-0 Chelsea Liverpool 2-0 Wolverhampton Wanderers Manchester United 0-2 Cardiff City Southampton 1-1 Huddersfield Town Tottenham Hotspur 2-2 Everton Watford 1-4 West Ham United Premier League Standings (Played, Won, Goal Difference and Points) 1. Manchester City: 38, 32, +72, 98 2. Liverpool: 38, 30, +67, 97 3. Chelsea: 38, 21, +24, 72 4. Tottenham Hotspur: 38, 23, +28, 71 5. Arsenal: 38, 21, +22, 70 6. Manchester United: 38, 19, +11, 66 7. Wolverhampton Wanderers: 38, 16, +1, 57 8. Everton: 38, 15, +8, 54 9. Leicester City: 38, 15, +3, 52 10. West Ham United: 38, 15, -3, 52 11. Watford: 38, 14, -7, 50 12. Crystal Palace: 38, 14, -2, 49 13. Newcastle United: 38, 12, -6, 45 14. Bournemouth: 38, 13, -14, 45 15. Burnley: 38, 11, -23, 40 16. Southampton: 38, 9, -20, 39 17. Brighton & Hove Albion: 38, 9, -25, 36 18. Cardiff City: 38, 10, -35, 34 19. Fulham: 38, 7, -47, 26 20. Huddersfield Town: 38, 3, -54, 16 Via PremierLeague.com. Top Scorers 1. Mohamed Salah, Liverpool: 22 1. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Arsenal: 22 1. Sadio Mane, Liverpool: 22 4. Sergio Aguero, Manchester City: 21 5. Jamie Vardy, Leicester City: 18 6. Harry Kane, Tottenham Hotspur: 17 6. Raheem Sterling, Manchester City: 17 8. Eden Hazard, Chelsea: 16 9. Callum Wilson, Bournemouth: 14 10. Richarlison, Everton: 13 10. Raul Jimenez, Wolverhampton Wanderers: 13 10. Alexandre Lacazette, Arsenal: 13 10. Paul Pogba, Manchester United: 13 10. Gylfi Sigurdsson, Everton: 13 Via the official Premier League website. City Clinch Back-to-Back History in Style City's run to the title was completed just as many expected it would be at Brighton, with Pep Guardiola holding aloft the top-flight crown for the second season in succession. It's the first time City have won back-to-back top-tier titles in their history, while the Seagulls are happy just to avoid relegation, ending their season in 17th but only two points above the bottom three. Glenn Murray's early header rocked City, but it didn't last long as Aguero ignited a chain reaction that ultimately saw them seal the result in comfortable fashion, via BT Sport: Mane's two goals took Liverpool past Wolves in their final hurdle, and Fox Sports highlighted theirs as probably the stiffest title challenge against any team so dominant: Vincent Kompany's golazo winner at home to Leicester City on Monday kept the Citizens' chase intact, and the captain was first to lift their second major trophy of the season (after the Carabao Cup win over Chelsea). Liverpool kept the title race close until the final week of the season, a great deal better than the 19 points that separated City from last season's runners-up, Manchester United. Guardiola's men also have an FA Cup final against Watford to think about later this month in the hopes they can complete a domestic treble. The question turns back to whether they or any other team in the Premier League can overcome them next season, with Guardiola set to target a historic hat-trick of crowns.