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- ■ by RICHARD LEWIS ■ by DARREN LEWIS ■ by DAVID MCDONNELL

WEST Bromwich Albion are back in the Premier League after a 2-2 draw with QPR – as their closest rivals Brentford lost 2-1 to Barnsley.

On an amazing final Championsh­ip night, the Baggies sealed a return to the top flight, worth £170 million.

Amazingly, Swansea turned around a five-goal swing to pip Nottingham Forest to a play-off place and Cardiff made it a Welsh double. Their opponents Hull were relegated with Charlton while Wigan’s fate and that of Barnsley hangs in the balance.

JURGEN KLOPP’S history boys produced fireworks in an epic shoot-out with Chelsea ahead of their title celebratio­ns.

Naby Keita and Trent Alexander-arnold hit two wonder goals while Gini Wijnaldum, Roberto Firmino and Alex Oxladecham­berlain added the rest.

But as fireworks were being set off outside Anfield, Frank

Lampard’s side launched an astonishin­g fightback, with substitute­s Tammy Abraham and Christian Pulisic adding to a strike from Olivier Giroud.

Ahead of their first title for 30 years, Klopp’s side received a guard of honour from Chelsea, whose win over Manchester City last month ensured the title would go to Anfield.

8-goal thriller: P46, 47

MANCHESTER UNITED had teen scoring machine Mason Greenwood to thank as they stepped up their bid for a Champions League spot.

United trailed 1-0 at home to West Ham after a needless

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LEEDS said goodbye to the Championsh­ip in sparkling style last night – then got hold of the trophy they coveted.

Marcelo Bielsa’s side kicked off the title-winning party inside and outside of Elland Road with a sparkling 4-0 win over Charlton, which sent their opponents down.

The players then jubilantly hoisted the trophy and danced on the pitch.

Action: P42, 43

■ handball by Paul Pogba when Greenwood struck.

Now they need a draw at Leicester on Sunday to complete their remarkable late season charge.

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WHIZ KID: Teen Mason Greenwood celebrates his vital equaliser last night
KOP WINNER: Naby Keita gets the ball rolling WHIZ KID: Teen Mason Greenwood celebrates his vital equaliser last night

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