This is the Guardian Football Weekly and in the end Manchester City won the league again.

A pivotal week in the title race we all expected wins for the three of them but after a straightforward victory for City, Liverpool and Arsenal both lost.

It's unfathomable that there was only one goal at Anfield, but it wasn't just Liverpool who created chances.

Palace were excellent all over the pitch.

It ends a miserable week for Yergen Cl clop held by United defeated by Atalanta and now this that opened the door

for Arsenal but they couldn't capitalize Astonville are really impressive leaving it

late that's going twice to test the seams of Michael Artetta's trousers

he slumped into the deepest of squats on the touch line.

A brilliant weekend for Villa's top four ambitions as spurs deflated at Newcastle,

Mickey Van der Venves sliding around on his backside as Eddie Howard did a number on and elsewhere.

Manchester United get lucky and getting a point at Bormuth.

Forrest should have got more than a point at home to Wolves while Bernie's goalkeeper goes full

Engleman at Turf Moore. We'll do all that. Ask if you've ever spent 76 million

pounds on something you already own. Congratulate by a labor couson, answer your questions,

and that's today's Guardian Football Weekly.

On the panel today Barney Ronnie welcome hello

hello Barry Glendening hello Max Rushton and Peter says not a question

she's very pleased to see the return of

Philippe o'claire We're all pleased.

Bonjos have our Philippe.

Savat Max, I'm very content with also.

Exactly.

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