Premier League: Liverpool win title after Chelsea beat Manchester City

Disciplined Chelsea got the lead after after a mix up between Benjamin Mendy and Ikay Gundogan allowed Christian Pulisic to race ahead and score.

In the 55th minute, Kevin De Bruyne scored from a superb free-kick.

The game intensified further, before City were reduced to 10 men after Fernandinho received a red card for hand ball.

Willian scored from the penalty spot.

Fernandinho has received his sixth red card since joining Manchester City in 2013.

Man City found themselves behind at half-time for the seventh time in the EPL this campaign.

Pulisic scored his seventh Premier League goal of the campaign.

Chelsea have managed just one clean sheet in their last 12 EPL games against City.

Kevin De Bruyne scored his 10th EPL goal this season. It was his 11th in all competitions.

The Belgian (10 goals, 16 assists) became the first Premier League player this season to register double figures for both goals and assists in the competition.

Since his debut for City in 2015, KDB has scored 16 EPL goals from outside of the penalty area.

Burnley's 1-0 win against Watford helped them extend their unbeaten league run at Turf Moor to five games.

Burnley won their fifth EPL game in 2020. They are now 11th in the table, with 42 points under their belt.

Watford haven't managed to score in three consecutive away league outings.

The visitors have won one of their last nine league matches

Arsenal registered their third away victory this season, beating Southampton 2-0.

Notably, all three wins have come under different managers (Unai Emery, Freddie Ljungberg and Mikel Arteta).

Southampton have now lost 10 home games this season.

Eddie Nketiah scored his fourth goal in all competitions for the Gunners this season.

Joe Willock scored his first Premier League goal for Arsenal.