Manchester City kicked off against Wolves today knowing something that could only dream of last week, if they won all their remaining games they would win the title. They did win, 2-0, thanks to goals from Aguero and Samir Nasri, but this would not have been much have a story without the game that preceded it.

Manchester United hosted Everton. The Toffees actually led 1-0 after a great Jelavic header back across goal. City fans began to dream before Rooney snuck in-between Jagielka and Phil Neville to head in from a Nani cross. United looked assured from their and quickly scored again through Welbeck, a controversial goal as Everton had a player injured and the referee didn’t stop the game as he had done when the situation was reversed earlier in the game.

Nani got played through by a rampant Welbeck minutes later and looked calm and cool as he dinked the ball into the back of the net.

However Everton weren’t dead and a great goal from Fellani on the volley made sure they, and the blue half of Manchester, had some hope. This looked to be quickly extinguished as Welbeck was again involved in the goal to clot in Wayne Rooney to make him the 4th highest goalscorer in United’s history.

Patrice Evra then squandered a great chance at the back post and this became important when Jelavic lashed in a half volley to set up a great last 7 minutes.

Everton began to dream, and Steven Pienaar answered their and City’s prayers as he scored in the 85th minute to make it 4-4!

Ferdinand tested Howard late on but it was to end a draw. What a draw, people were calling it the match of the season but it was not being touted as that by any of the Red Devils fans. If City beat them next monday, they will become firm favourites to win the title. There is still a lot left to do for both teams.