Man City fans should heed Pep Guardiola warning to set example for rest of football to follow

For the first time since 2014, Manchester City can clinch the Premier League title at home in front of their own fans. No matter what club you support and what level they play at, winning a title in front of those who follow the team week-in week-out is pretty special.

A win against Aston Villa on Sunday will be enough to crown City champions, regardless of how Liverpool get on against Wolves. If City fail to win, everything could be set up for an even more dramatic finale.

Whatever happens, City fans should take note of the shameful events of the past week. If the Blues are crowned champions then they can set an example of how to avoid marring scenes of celebration with the mindless actions of individuals.

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After Nottingham Forest defeated Sheffield United on penalties to reach the Championship play-off final, Forest season ticket holder Robert Biggs headbutted opposition captain Billy Sharp as home fans invaded the pitch. He has rightfully been jailed for 24 weeks.

On Thursday night, following Port Vale's penalty shootout victory over Swindon Town in the League Two play-offs, another pitch invasion ensued. Police are investigating physical and verbal abuse of the Swindon players by some of the home fans who invaded the pitch.

Over on Merseyside, hundreds of Everton fans ran onto the field when Dominic Calvert-Lewin scored the goal that secured the Toffees Premier League survival. There was still five minutes plus stoppage time left to play.

At full-time they invaded again, with footage later emerging of an Everton fans taunting and pushing Palace manager Patrick Vieira, who retaliated by kicking the supporter.

All three incidents have