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John Stones claims the joy of title success gets better every year

John Stones claims the taste of success has got better every year after claiming his fourth Premier League winner’s medal with Manchester City.

The England defender returned from injury to feature in City’s dramatic title-clinching comeback victory over Aston Villa at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday.

City had trailed 2-0 with 14 minutes remaining but, knowing only a victory could guarantee they would pip Liverpool to the crown, hit back with three goals in a stunning five-minute spell to win 3-2.

The feeling of lifting the trophy just gets better every time.- John Stones

“We made it difficult for everyone,” Stones said. “Probably a few weren’t happy with us for 70-odd minutes but what an incredible day.

“The feeling of lifting the trophy just gets better every time. Last year’s was a special one for me and this one going right to the last game is something special too.

“But we’d been here before three years ago. We knew what to do and how to handle the game. It didn’t go as planned, obviously, but to come out again lifting the trophy is incredible.”

Goals from Matty Cash and former Liverpool star Philippe Coutinho put Villa in sight of a dramatic win that opened the door for the quadruple-chasing Reds to snatch the crown.

At this stage Liverpool were drawing 1-1 with Wolves, meaning that City still led the ‘live’ league table on goal difference, but another goal for Jurgen Klopp’s men at Anfield would have put the Merseysiders top.

City showed all their champion quality to rise to the challenge with Ilkay Gundogan coming off the bench to score twice either side of a fine Rodri strike. With Liverpool going on to win, it was a comeback which determined the destiny of the trophy, with City finishing top by a point.

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