City Celebrate Title Success As Supporters Turned Out For An Open-Top Bus Parade

Thousands of Manchester City supporters turned out for an open-top bus parade to mark the club's Premier League success.
City manager Roberto Mancini joined the players to celebrate a first title in 44 years, and members of the 1968 squad were also in attendance.
Mancini, whose side secured top spot with two injury-time goals to beat QPR on Sunday, addressed fans gathered in Manchester's Albert Square.
He told them: "We had the best five minutes of our life. It was an incredible moment."
Captain Vincent Kompany said: "It's great for everyone that we can have the trophy and these celebrations. It's for the fans."
And goalkeeper Joe Hart added: "I didn't think it was going to happen, to be perfectly honest. The place was shaking, I was shaking. You lose control in situations like that. It was one of the best and most dramatic days of my life."
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