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<p><strong>Football took another extraordinary twist this weekend when it emerged two English clubs finished champions and runners-up of the Premier League.</strong></p>
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<p>Following news that all four finalists in Europe's top two cup competitions were English, Manchester City and Liverpool both finished at the top of the league.</p>
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<p>The country is now convinced English football has never had it so good.</p>
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<p>Football fan Lorraine Fisher, 34, said: "First Liverpool and Tottenham upset the odds to reach the Champions League final.</p>
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<p>"Then Arsenal and Chelsea both won their Europa League semi-finals to reach the final at nearby Azerbaijan.</p>
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<p>"If that wasn't enough, English teams have now clinched first and second in the Premier League.</p>
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<p>"Has there ever been such an astonishing week in English football?"</p>
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<p>[AdSense-B]</p>
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<p>In other football-related news, Ipswich Town supporters are preparing for their first season in England's third-tier for nearly 60 years.</p>
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