You've not truly seen Man City win the PL until you watch it with Peter Drury commentary

Manchester City produced a stunning comeback against Aston Villa on Sunday night to wrap up the Premier League title.

Although the Citizens never actually let slip of first place, there was no escaping just how dramatic the final day of the 2021/22 campaign proved to be as Liverpool almost usurped their bitter rivals.

For a long time, it looked as though the Premier League trophy was there on a plate for Jurgen Klopp as City remarkably found themselves trailing 2-0 to Villa at the Etihad Stadium.

Goals from Matty Cash and Philippe Coutinho had fired Steven Gerrard’s men into a shock lead, meaning that Liverpool simply had to win against Wolverhampton Wanderers to bag the title.

However, not only did the Reds fail to take the lead while City were still behind, but the reigning champions eventually rendered it irrelevant by staging a remarkable turnaround to win 3-2.

In the space of five breath-taking minutes in the second-half, Pep Guardiola’s men got their act together and blew Villa away courtesy of Ilkay Gundogan’s brace and Rodri’s superb finish.

And when Gundogan tapped home City’s third goal to wrap up the league crown, it ignited an atmosphere in the Etihad that can only be topped by Sergio Aguero’s very own title-winning moment.

From the second the net rippled, you could just feel the tens of thousands of City fans celebrating at the top of their lungs reverberating out of your television screen in scenes of unbridled joy.

Incredible stuff, right? Absolutely, but there’s one thing that can be added to Gunodgan winning the Premier League title for City that makes it even more dramatic, spine-tingling and emotional.

And while that might seem impossible at first glance, anyone who’s been listening to the fabulous