Man City can celebrate but race for Champions League spots will surely go down to the wire


Rice (left) may be back in action for West Ham soon after an injury lay-off. — AFP

MAN CITY were crowned Premier League champions in midweek as closest challengers and neighbours Man Utd lost 2-1 to Leicester. It was a question of when, and definitely not if, they were going to be crowned kings of English football.

Pep Guardiola’s side have had an outstanding season as they won the League Cup last month, are in their first ever Champions League final where they meet Chelsea and this week clinched their seventh top-flight title triumph, five of those coming in the last decade.

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