

Liverpool player ratings: two get 9/10 as Reds miss out on Premier League title by one point vs Wolves
Liverpool beat Wolves 3-1 but Manchester City beat Aston Villa to be crowned Premier League champions.
Liverpool missed out on being crowned Premier League champions by a whisker despite a 3-1 victory over Wolves at Anfield.
The Reds did all they could on the final day of the campaign - but Manchester City defeated Aston Villa 3-2 in dramatic circumstances to clinch successive titles.
Jurgen Klopp’s side’s quadruple officially came to an end, although they’ll hold their heads high - and still have a Champions League final against Real Madrid to look forward to.
Liverpool were left stunned inside three minutes when Pedro Neto opened the scoring for Wolves.
But the Reds were back level on 24 minutes when Sadio Mane latched on to a sumptuous Thiago Alcantara backheel and slotted home.
Anfield erupted in the 69th minute when word made its way that Aston Villa had gone 2-0 up at City.
Then there were tears from some young fans as Pep Guardiola’s men forged a comeback to go 3-2 ahead.
Still, Liverpool did what they needed by taking the lead through Mo Salah.
Then Andy Robertson got himself on the scoresheet with a finish at the near post in the closing stages.
But the equaliser needed from Villa did not come, with the Reds having to settle for second place.
But having already claimed the FA Cup and Carabao Cup, and with the Champions League final to come, there was a palpable sense of pride at Anfield.
Jurgen Klopp’s side’s quadruple officially came to an end, although they’ll hold their heads high - and still have a Champions League final against Real Madrid to look forward to.

5. Andy Robertson - 8
Displayed plenty of energy in the first period and provided a constant outlet. Got back to cover Konate after a slip. Then bagged a deserved goal for what’s been an excellent season for the Scot. Photo: Jan Kruger/Getty Images

6. Jordan Henderson - 8
One superb through ball to Diaz deserved finishing off in the first half. Never went hiding in the second half and constantly looking for the ball. Photo: Catherine Ivill/Getty Images

7. Thiago Alcantara - 9
If there was an award for assist of the season, his backheel for Mane’s equaliser would be a strong contender. Pulled the strings in the first half in the middle but such a blow when he was forced off with injury. Photo: Andrew Powell/Liverpool FC via Getty Images

8. Naby Keita - 7
Some neat touches in the first half and had two shots blocked. Similar in the second half before subbed off in the 70th minute. Photo: Nick Taylor/Liverpool FC/Liverpool FC via Getty Images