Premier League table 2018-19: The final top-flight standings as Manchester City beat Liverpool to title

Liverpool did their job at Anfield, beating Wolves, but it was only enough to finish second after City's astonishing run of 14 successive victories to finish the campaign

Manchester City clinched the Premier League title after surviving a minor scare at the Amex to come back and win 2-1, with goals by Sergio Aguero and Aymeric Laporte sealing their second crown in two years.

Liverpool did their job at Anfield, beating Wolves, but it was only enough to finish second after City's astonishing run of 14 successive victories to finish the campaign. Tottenham and Chelsea rounded out the top four as Arsenal and Manchester United came in fifth and sixth respectively.

Wolves were best of the rest in seventh as Everton, Leicester and West Ham rounded out the top half – after the Hammers beat Watford on the final day to send the Hornets down to 11th.

Cardiff beat Manchester United to finish only two points from safety and they will wonder what might have been this season.

Here's how they stand at the end of the 2018-19 season:

	Team	Pld	Pts	GD
1	Manchester City	38	98	72
2	Liverpool	38	97	67
3	Chelsea	38	72	24
4	Tottenham Hotspur	38	71	28
5	Arsenal	38	70	22
6	Manchester United	38	66	11
7	Wolverhampton Wanderers	38	57	1
8	Everton	38	54	8
9	Leicester City	38	52	3
10	West Ham United	38	52	-3
11	Watford	38	50	-7
12	Crystal Palace	38	49	-2
13	Newcastle United	38	45	-6
14	Bournemouth	38	45	-14
15	Burnley	38	40	-21
16	Southampton	38	39	-20
17	Brighton and Hove Albion	38	36	-25
18	Cardiff City	38	34	-35
19	Fulham	38	26	-47
20	Huddersfield Town	38	16	-54

The full Premier League table.