Arguably the Premier League's greatest season came to a sensational conclusion on Sunday as Manchester City won the title thanks to two stoppage-time strikes in a 3-2 victory over QPR.

Manchester City's players are champions of England - yes, that is a phrase we're all going to have to get accustomed to - because they believed in themselves like those at Manchester United used to.

Manchester City won the Premier League crown on Sunday after scoring twice in second-half stoppage time to beat QPR 3-2 at Eastlands. Here we look back at five key moments that helped Roberto Mancini's side clinch the club's first title for 44 years:

Manchester United or Manchester City. Which of those two names — one globally famous, the other quickly becoming so — will be engraved on the base of the English Premier League trophy remains anyone's guess, even after nine months and 36 rounds of matches in a crazy season embroidered with more twists and turns than a night at the Bolshoi.

Didier Drogba insists his dynamic display in Chelsea's 5-1 FA Cup semi-final demolition of Tottenham proves he still has what it takes to dominate on the game's biggest stages.

Some billionaires build luxury yachts, some buy art, some donate to charity. Russian tycoon Roman Abramovich is said to do all those but collects the scalps of soccer managers, too.

Amid mounting criticism after the firing of the seventh Chelsea manager in nine years, the job is increasingly becoming an unstable and unattractive proposition.

As Jose Mourinho becomes the favourite to take the reins at Stamford Bridge, one wonders who else can be the man who can come back from the past to turnaround Chelsea's dwindling fortunes in the title race.

While his retirement at some point of time is inevitable, Ryan Giggs' association with the Red Devils seems set to continue even post his goodbye as a player. According to recent reports in some well-known news portals, Sir Alex Fergsuon himself has tipped Giggs to be his successor at Old Trafford.

The Gazzetta dello Sport's damning verdict on Arsenal's 4-0 thrashing by AC Milan said it all.