
Divock Origi headedLiverpoolback to the top of the Premier League despite losing Mohamed Salah to a head injury in a thrilling 3-2 win at Newcastle.
At the other end of the table, Cardiff were relegated after their 3-2 defeat against Crystal Palace.
Liverpool's thrilling title battle with Manchester City is now guaranteed to go down to the final day of the season as Jurgen Klopp's men moved two points ahead once more at the top.
City have a game in hand, at home to Leicester on Monday, butLiverpoolrefuse to give up in their pursuit of a first title for 29 years.
"If we are champions then we are champions, you can't feel pressure when you do your best," said Klopp.
"94 points is incredible. Today was a battle of will but it was a victory of passion, heart and absolute desire -- absolutely brilliant."
Virgil van Dijk headed the visitors into an early lead at St. James' Park, butLiverpool were fortunate when Newcastle levelled through Christian Atsu.
Liverpoolright-back Trent Alexander-Arnold had handled Salomon Rondon's effort on the goal line and could have conceded a penalty and been sent-off after just 20 minutes had Atsu not put home the rebound.
Alexander-Arnold was the creator as Klopp's men quickly retook the lead through Salah.
However, Rondon levelled once more for Newcastle early in the second half.
Salah then had to be stretchered off with a head injury after clashing with Newcastle goalkeeper Martin Dubravka, which will make him a doubt for Tuesday's Champions League semi-final, second leg against Barcelona.
Yet, despite also missing Roberto Firmino through injury,Liverpoolfound a response four minutes from time when Origi flicked home Xherdan Shaqiri's free-kick.
"You feel the emotion. It's a very special season for everyone," said Origi. "But as a player you have to channel that feeling into the performance and in the end it worked out."