Pep Guardiola’s a PL legend, Kylian Mbappe runs PSG, and Fikayo Tomori’s got Gareth Southgate trending – The Warm-Up

What drama Who needs a workout when you’ve got a final day like that? Ad/> It was an exhilarating, 140bpm, two-hour long routine, featuring exercises such as jumping up off the sofa, channel hopping, running to the bathroom, running to the fridge, putting your hands on your head in disbelief, shouting regular expletives, and even the occasion ‘Look at Leeds!’. FootballGuardiola says 'Premier League is most difficult trophy' ahead of final day20/05/2022 AT 14:19 But we’ll start at the top, where Manchester City pipped Liverpool to the title by one point after both sides won their last games of the domestic season.

Sounds simple, positively boring, when you put it like that, but what unfolded was arguably the second-best final day of the Premier League era – right? Nothing will top Agueroooo, but this ran it close, particularly for that incredible 15-minute spell after Aston Villa took a 2-0 lead at Manchester City. Those who weren’t dual-screening were torn for which match to watch, knowing Liverpool were one goal away from going top, but by the time they eventually edged ahead in the 84th minute at Anfield, City had somehow* completed the turnarounds of all turnarounds so complete another 3-2 final-day win and collect a sixth Premier League title.

*Somehow comes with an asterisk because, for as much as Steven Gerrard will get stick for seemingly doing his old side a favour until Villa’s capitulation did the complete opposite, it was Pep Guardiola who made the changes that mattered and Ilkay Gundogan writing his name into City folklore. Guardiola, whether you like City and what they represent or not, goes down as a certified Premier League great after picking up his fourth league medal in five years, overtaking Jose