It's been an amazing Premier League season, with the title race between Liverpool and Manchester City going down to the wire.
Records are being broken, and we've also got four English teams in the two European finals, the first time any nation has achieved such a feat.
So, what did Sportsmail's experts Danny Murphy and Jermaine Jenas think of the season? Read on to find out their picks for best player, best manager, and many more.
It has been an incredible Premier League title race between Manchester City and Liverpool
Murphy:
Virgil van Dijk
Not only have Virgil van Dijk's own displays been outstanding, he's improved everyone around him in the Liverpool defence as well.
Jenas:
Raheem Sterling
Virgil van Dijk has been brilliant. But we knew that Liverpool had defensive issues. It was always going to be easier for him to stand out. For Sterling to do that in an already magnificent City attack shows just how phenomenal he is.
It comes down to City's Raheem Sterling and Liverpool's Virgil van Dijk for player of the year
Murphy:
Jurgen Klopp
You could make a case for Jurgen Klopp, Pep Guardiola or Mauricio Pochettino if he wins the Champions League. But for Klopp to mount a title challenge and get to a European final is amazing.
Jenas:
Pep Guardiola
A close call between Guardiola and Klopp. But the consistency shown by City to claw back that gap to Liverpool at the turn of the year has been relentless. They've beaten Spurs, United, Burnley and Leicester. Such pristine football.
There's no doubting that Jurgen Klopp and Pep Guardiola have been the best managers
Murphy:
Man City 2 Liverpool 1
In the Premier League, it's Manchester City's 2-1 win against Liverpool at the Etihad. The quality allied to the intensity made it a brilliant watch. The most astonishing moment of drama came in the Champions League when Spurs scored their winner against Ajax deep into injury-time.
Best goalMurphy:
Vincent Kompany v Leicester
I loved Arsenal's team goal earlier in the season scored by Aaron Ramsey but in terms of brilliance and importance, the incredible strike by Vincent Kompany against Leicester on Monday night takes some beating.
Jenas:
Andros Townsend v Manchester City
I know Kompany's strike was probably the one that won the title but the goal of the season, for me, comes down to technique. Andros Townsend will never hit a ball like that again. The way it moves, the cleanness of the strike.
Will Vincent Kompany's stellar strike be the goal that grants Manchester City the title?
Murphy:
Joao Moutinho
For £5million, Joao Moutinho at Wolves has been an outstanding piece of business. He is calm, experienced, links up play, controls tempo and has helped younger team-mates such as Ruben Neves. He's so reliable and a major factor in Wolves' wonderful season.
Jenas:
James Maddison
He has been outstanding. He was a good player at Norwich but what we have seen from his first Premier League campaign — from his creativity, his free-kicks — he will kick on again at Leicester.
Greatest flopsMurphy:
Manchester United
It will make people laugh because of my Liverpool connections, but I have to go with Manchester United. It has been a disastrous season — they have completely failed to deliver. People can debate who is to blame but the bottom line is they are well below what's needed.
Jenas:
Manchester United
Everyone can see United have had a poor season but the biggest failing for me was how they slipped back again after winning all those games under Solskjaer. How they have allowed it to get back to