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Speaking to Sky Sports, Ben Foster is full of praise for Darren Moore, who stepped in following Alan Pardew's departure.

"I've got to pay big respect to Darren Moore. hes been a breath of fresh air, he's brilliant. It's easy to go out and give a performance like that when you've got someone like that behind you.

"Pay tribute to the lads in front of me, the back four, the back eight blocked everything in front of them.

"Definitely not too late, we'll take every game as it comes. It's a bit disappointing picking up a win like this late in the season. You just have to crack on and get on with it."

The match-winner Jay Rodriguez was also interviewed and wanted to have his say on events off the pitch after a claim that West Brom forward racially abused Brighton defender Gaetan Bong was found "not proven" by the Football Association. 

"It's been horrendous for me. I've always been a believer that the truth comes out. It's a massive weight off my shoulders. Anything that effects my family hurts me deep."

Former Manchester City player Andy Hinchcliffe says on Sky Sports that Manchester City fans will be surprised by Manchester United's defeat. 

"No city fan would have sen united losing, it's caught City fans by surprise. They are the best Premier League side I have ever seen.

"The quality football city have played, it's game after game. There are some stand out individuals, Guardiola insists on the great individual players being part of the team success."

Confirmed: Manchester City are Premier League champions

Absolutely fascinating from Jose Mourinho

Speaking to Sky Sports, Jose Mourinho has been critical of the players in his side that are making things more complicated that they need to be. 

"We were deservedly punished because we were masters in complication. Everything was complicated. Players, they didn't want or couldn't play simple.

"Everything was slow or one more touch or one more flick or one more turn. No fluidity. I don't think we deserved to lose but we gave them the opportunity to win the match by being solid in defence and taking a chance like they did. 

"I have lots of experience and that's not me because I won eight titles and I'm not in a moon because I won against Manchester city, that's three points. I saw lots of people in the moon with the win against Manchester City.

"You could see the attutide of the players compared to other weeks, masters of complication.

"Paul Tinnery (referee) was not lucky in one decision, I don't blame him at all, that's football. 

"I want titles. Man city won the title because they won more points than anybody else. 

"In the first half I felt I had to bring one player with more dynamic and touches into space, I had to make the decision to take one player out and I wanted more width. Paul (Pogba) had a yellow card, you never know in football with the referees. Paul's game was complicated, always one more touch or turn. 

"They (Manchester City) are the best team, if it's not today it will be the next weekend."

Vincent Kompany and Kyle Walker react to becoming Premier League champions 

West Brom caretaker manager Darren Moore tells Sky Sports he's refusing to get drawn into manager speculation talk.

"One game at a time I'm just looking forward to the next, game I don't get drawn into anything like that.," he said after leading West Brom to victory at Old Trafford.

"It was important for us to come here and give a positive performance. Everyone at the football club put a real shift in during the week. We've got faith in another, we believe in the club, it's really important that we continue to try and work hard for each other.

"We're all a family at West Bromwich and that's how I've treated it, right across the board, everyone's got their jobs and doing it to the best of their ability." 

Juan Mata says losing the title to City hurts

"It's a bad day for everyone, it's a bad result," Juan Mata said on Sky Sports. "After winning at Manchester City last week we wanted to keep going with a good spirit but today was one of those days. We don't create enough chances to score, they were fighting for their survival in the Premier League, but no excuses.

"It hurts, obviously it hurts. We didn't do our job today: winning. Our aim is to keep that second position, it's not done yet. Today was a very bad day and we need to move on."

Remember these games? Northern football correspondent Matt Critchley picks out five games that were key to Manchester City's title winning season.

Surprise 

There was no expectation from Manchester City that they would win the title today which means that the players are spread out across the continent and beyond.

'Last season Guardiola was told that he had to change his principles to succeed at City but it is only by sticking to them that he has won the title.'