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Insatiable Pep targets 100 points

City set three records in Yaya's farewell game

AFP, Manchester
Pep Guardiola is targeting 100 points to cap an "almost perfect inne Manrhpcfpr
season" after champions Manchester City set a hat-trick of Premier League records and home fans said farewell to veteran midfielder Yaya Toure.
City's 3-1 win against Brighton on Wednesday took them to 97 points and 105 goals for the season as they registered their 31st win of the campaign - all three are new records.
On his final home appearance as a City player, Toure, who is leaving the club at the end of the season after eight years, captained the side.
His name was chanted throughout the contest, there was a huge cheer when he was substituted late on and the crowd also showed their appreciation for the 34-year-old Ivorian during a post-match presentation on the pitch involving his brother and former City team-mate Kolo Toure.
City boss Guardiola said: ”97 points, a lot of goals, a lot of wins -that's a consequence of the season we have done. It's good. Now it's one more game. We’re going to try for 100 points and finish this almost perfect season in the Premier
League.
"It's fantastic because we did that [break the records] in the day we always will remember - the day for Yaya."
"I am happy. People think I would be sad but I am happy because 1 leave a good legacy,” Yaya said. "In the dressing room in the beginning, in 2011, when we lost it
was [a place] to smile, laugh. I was not happy with that."
"Now when we lose or draw you see everyone sad or angry. That is the mentality I love. That is a winning team and the character this team have to have if you want to compete with Barcelona and Madrid, because they are the same," he added.
SPURS CONFIRM CL SPOT Harry Kane fired Tottenham Hotspur into next season's Champions League as Chelsea faltered in a 1-1 draw at home to Huddersfield that secured survival for the Terriers.
A point for Huddersfield also ensures Swansea will join West Brom and Stoke in being relegated to the Championship barring a 10-goal swing in goal difference between the Welsh side and Southampton on the final day of the season on Sunday.
At the other end of the table, only defeat for Champions League finalists Liverpool at home to Brighton at the weekend will give Chelsea any chance of a top-four finish as their late season charge came undone at Stamford Bridge.
A surprisingly much-changed Chelsea side from the one that beat Liverpool four days ago fell behind when Laurent Depoitre forced the ball home five minutes into the second-half.
“We had so many chances and you must be good to take them. It is not the first time that we are not clinical,” lamented Conte, who ducked questions over his future.