Manchester City have won the Premier League after rivals Manchester United lost at Old Trafford to Leicester City.

The blues failed to clinch the title at the weekend when they lost to Chelsea in a dress rehearsal for the Champions League final – but they managed to regain their crown from last year’s winners Liverpool thanks to their mutual rival.

It comes as talks are ongoing about where the Champions League final will take place, with plans to host the fixture in Istanbul thrown into disarray after the UK government added Turkey to the travel red list.

City have already claimed victory in the League Cup this year, after beating Tottenham Hotspur 2-0.

With three games left to play, they have an unassailable 10 point lead in the UK’s top flight.

It is the fifth time Manchester City have won the Premier League title, their last crown coming in the 2018/19 season.

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