The Telegraph reports on City are a bit of a mixed bag. Jason Burt is very complimentary in his report on the game and City in general. Paul Hayward was doing OK until he let slip that City are a "sovereign wealth project" which means he believes City are owned by a country rather than a private equity company with no access whatsoever to a sovereign wealth fund.
Then there is a pictorial listing by somebody called Charlie Eccleshare on the "Ten key moments that helped decide the title". Those involving City include Vinny should have been red carded v Liverpool, Southampton should have had a penalty with score at 1-1 at St Marys, City "on the ropes" and "riding their luck" v Spurs at home, and Lamela and Iheanacho missing late sitters with City leading 1-0.
Those involving Liverpool include them being denied a penalty (oh, the irony) when Keita went down in the box v Leicester as well as the Vinny incident. No mention of the opposition goalkeeping howlers, the offside goals being allowed to stand, the serial penalty dives by Salah and Mane and the Fabinho dive for the free kick that led to the winner at Newcastle without which City would have effectively been confirmed as champions last Monday evening.