Manchester City is Premier League Champion in Dramatic Season End

Manchester City has won the Premier League Championship.  After Matchday 37 the championship was Manchester City's to lose.  All that was required was a win today.  A reduced QPR team managed to move ahead on the City side.  During injury time City managed a draw and just a few minutes later scored their third goal.  This is an amazing end to the Premier League season. 

When the game ended at Sunderland, United was all but sure that they had taken the championship.  It wasn't to be. 

 "Manchester City won the Premier League in the most incredible circumstances imaginable after scoring TWO injury time goals against QPR. The Blues knew a victory would give them a first title since 1968 and went ahead when Paddy Kenny could only parry Pablo Zabaleta's shot into the net. But Joleon Lescott gifted QPR an equaliser when his header allowed Djibril Cisse in to score. Joey Barton was then sent off for a clash with Carlos Tevez, the former City player lashing out at Sergio Aguero and Vincent Kompany on his way off. But even with their reduced numbers, QPR scored a second when Jamie Mackie headed in after a counter attack. Substitute Edin Dzeko scored an injury-time leveller before Sergio Aguero smashed in the shot that will go down in history.  Manchester Evening News"

There could not have been a more exciting finish to the Premier League.  Will this be one of many to be won by City? 

Below are the remaining results for Matchday 38: 

Manchester City won the Premier League in the most incredible circumstances imaginable after scoring TWO injury time goals against QPR. The Blues knew a victory would give them a first title since 1968 and went ahead when Paddy Kenny could only parry Pablo Zabaleta's shot into the net. But Joleon Lescott gifted QPR an equaliser when his header allowed Djibril Cisse in to score. Joey Barton was then sent off for a clash with Carlos Tevez, the former City player lashing out at Sergio Aguero and Vincent Kompany on his way off. But even with their reduced numbers, QPR scored a second when Jamie Mackie headed in after a counter attack. Substitute Edin Dzeko scored an injury-time leveller before Sergio Aguero smashed in the shot that will go down in history.

Read more at: http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/sport/football/manchester_city/s/1497397_manchester-city-3-qpr-2-blues-win-the-premier-league

Manchester City won the Premier League in the most incredible circumstances imaginable after scoring TWO injury time goals against QPR. The Blues knew a victory would give them a first title since 1968 and went ahead when Paddy Kenny could only parry Pablo Zabaleta's shot into the net. But Joleon Lescott gifted QPR an equaliser when his header allowed Djibril Cisse in to score. Joey Barton was then sent off for a clash with Carlos Tevez, the former City player lashing out at Sergio Aguero and Vincent Kompany on his way off. But even with their reduced numbers, QPR scored a second when Jamie Mackie headed in after a counter attack. Substitute Edin Dzeko scored an injury-time leveller before Sergio Aguero smashed in the shot that will go down in history.

Read more at: http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/sport/football/manchester_city/s/1497397_manchester-city-3-qpr-2-blues-win-the-premier-league

Manchester City won the Premier League in the most incredible circumstances imaginable after scoring TWO injury time goals against QPR. The Blues knew a victory would give them a first title since 1968 and went ahead when Paddy Kenny could only parry Pablo Zabaleta's shot into the net. But Joleon Lescott gifted QPR an equaliser when his header allowed Djibril Cisse in to score. Joey Barton was then sent off for a clash with Carlos Tevez, the former City player lashing out at Sergio Aguero and Vincent Kompany on his way off. But even with their reduced numbers, QPR scored a second when Jamie Mackie headed in after a counter attack. Substitute Edin Dzeko scored an injury-time leveller before Sergio Aguero smashed in the shot that will go down in history.

Read more at: http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/sport/football/manchester_city/s/1497397_manchester-city-3-qpr-2-blues-win-the-premier-league

Manchester City won the Premier League in the most incredible circumstances imaginable after scoring TWO injury time goals against QPR. The Blues knew a victory would give them a first title since 1968 and went ahead when Paddy Kenny could only parry Pablo Zabaleta's shot into the net. But Joleon Lescott gifted QPR an equaliser when his header allowed Djibril Cisse in to score. Joey Barton was then sent off for a clash with Carlos Tevez, the former City player lashing out at Sergio Aguero and Vincent Kompany on his way off. But even with their reduced numbers, QPR scored a second when Jamie Mackie headed in after a counter attack. Substitute Edin Dzeko scored an injury-time leveller before Sergio Aguero smashed in the shot that will go down in history.

Read more at: http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/sport/football/manchester_city/s/1497397_manchester-city-3-qpr-2-blues-win-the-premier-league

Manchester City won the Premier League in the most incredible circumstances imaginable after scoring TWO injury time goals against QPR. The Blues knew a victory would give them a first title since 1968 and went ahead when Paddy Kenny could only parry Pablo Zabaleta's shot into the net. But Joleon Lescott gifted QPR an equaliser when his header allowed Djibril Cisse in to score. Joey Barton was then sent off for a clash with Carlos Tevez, the former City player lashing out at Sergio Aguero and Vincent Kompany on his way off. But even with their reduced numbers, QPR scored a second when Jamie Mackie headed in after a counter attack. Substitute Edin Dzeko scored an injury-time leveller before Sergio Aguero smashed in the shot that will go down in history.

Read more at: http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/sport/football/manchester_city/s/1497397_manchester-city-3-qpr-2-blues-win-the-premier-leagu

CHELSEA vs BLACKBURN                                Stamford Bridge, London                 2-1
EVERTON vs NEWCASTLE                                Goodison Park, Liverpool                 3-1
MANCHESTER CITY vs Q.P.R.                           Etihad Stadium, Manchester             3-2
NORWICH CITY vs ASTON VILLA                   Carrow Road, Norwich                     2-0
STOKE CITY vs BOLTON                                   Britannia Stadium, Stoke on Trent    2-2
SUNDERLAND vs MANCHESTER UNITED    Stadium of the Light, Sunderland     0-1
SWANSEA CITYvs LIVERPOOL                        Liberty Stadium, Swansea                1-0
TOTTENHAM vs FULHAM                                White Hart Lane, London                 2-0
W.B.A. vs ARSENAL                                           The Hawthorns, West Bromwich      2-3
WIGAN Wigan vs WOLVES                                DW Stadium, Wigan                         3-2

                                                       GP     W     D     L    GF   GA   GD  Pts  
1     MANCHESTER CITY           38     28      5     5      93     29     64    89
2     MANCHESTER UNITED      38     28      5      5     89     33     56    89
3     ARSENAL F.C.                       38     21      7     10    74     49     25    70
4     TOTTENHAM HOTSPURS   38     20      9      9     66     41     25    69
5     NEWCASTLE UNITED         37     19      8     10    55     48       7     65
6     CHELSEA F.C.                        38     18    10     10    65     46     19     64
7     FULHAM F.C.                         38     14    10     14    51     52      -1     55
8     EVERTON F.C.                        38     15     11     12    47     39      8     53
9     LIVERPOOL F.C.                    38     14     10     14    47     40      7     52
10    SWANSEA CITY                     38     12     11     15    44     51   -7     47
11     NORWICH CITY                    38     12     11     15     52    66  -16    47
12     W.B.A.                                     38    13       7     18    44     52    -8     46
11     SUNDERLAND F.C.               38    11    12     15    45     46     -1     45
12     STOKE CITY                          38    11     13     14    36     52  -16     45
13     WIGAN ATHLETIC                38    11    10      17    42     62  -20    43
14     BOLTON WANDERERS         38    11      4      23    47     77  -30    38
15     ASTON VILLA                        38      7     17     14     37    53  -16    38
18     Q.P.R.                                        38     9       9      22      43    66  -14    35
19     BLACKBURN ROVERS         38      8      7      23      44    78  -29    31
20     WOLVERHAMPTON              38      5    10      23      40    82  -42    25