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can you distinguish between these two articles, one is a BBC match report from Manchester City's 3-2 win over QPR in 2012 which secured their first premier league title in 44 years, the other has the same subject but is written by AI (Chat GPT)

Below is Article 1:

Manchester City Clinch Premier League Title in Thrilling Final-Day Victory Over QPR 

In one of the most dramatic and unforgettable finales to a Premier League season, Manchester City sealed their first top-flight title in 44 years with a 3-2 victory over Queens Park Rangers at the Etihad Stadium on May 13, 2012. The match was an emotional rollercoaster, with City needing a win to secure the championship, and they did it in the most dramatic fashion imaginable, clinching the title in stoppage time. 

The atmosphere at the Etihad was electric from the first whistle, with the fans fully aware of the stakes. City entered the match tied on points with Manchester United, but with a superior goal difference, meaning a win would guarantee their long-awaited return to the summit of English football. 

The game started nervously for Roberto Mancini's men, who faced a determined QPR side that had everything to play for as they fought against relegation. The visitors were not expected to pose a serious threat to City’s title aspirations, but they put up a defiant performance, showing the heart and resilience of a team desperately fighting for survival. 

City dominated possession early on but struggled to break down QPR’s resolute defense. In the 39th minute, QPR shocked the Etihad with the first goal of the game. Djibril Cissé’s powerful strike from a tight angle found the back of the net, sending the away fans into raptures. The goal left City’s title hopes hanging in the balance, and the pressure began to mount as the half-time whistle blew with the scoreline 1-0 in favor of QPR. 

Mancini's side came out for the second half determined to find a way back into the game. It wasn’t until the 47th minute that the breakthrough came, when City equalized through an unlikely source. A corner swung in from David Silva found the head of the towering Joleon Lescott, whose header crashed into the net to make it 1-1. The Etihad erupted in jubilation, but there was still much work to be done. 

However, the rollercoaster nature of the match would continue. In the 66th minute, QPR stunned City again. Joey Barton, who had already been sent off for an aggressive altercation with Carlos Tévez, had a final moment of impact as his long ball over the top found Jamie Mackie, who finished coolly past Joe Hart. The score was now 2-1 to QPR, and City’s hopes of winning the title seemed to be slipping away. The tension was unbearable, as a disbelieving silence fell over the Etihad. United, 1-0 up against Sunderland, were inching closer to securing the title. 

But in a display of resilience that will go down in Premier League history, City found their response. In the 74th minute, the mercurial Sergio Agüero scored the equalizer, tapping in after an exquisite ball into the box from Silva. The roar from the crowd was deafening, but City still needed one more goal to ensure they would lift the trophy. 

With the clock ticking down and the pressure mounting, City kept pushing. In the 94th minute, the moment arrived. Balotelli played a clever pass to Agüero, who twisted and turned before firing past QPR goalkeeper Paddy Kenny to give City a 3-2 lead. The Etihad went wild with ecstasy as Aguero’s last-gasp strike secured not only the win but the Premier League title for City, bringing an end to United's dominance of English football. 

The final whistle blew, and Manchester City had done it. In a season full of twists and turns, they had emerged as champions of England for the first time since 1968. The 3-2 win over QPR will forever be etched in the club’s history as one of the greatest moments in English football. For City fans, it was the moment they had been waiting for – the day their club finally returned to the top. 

Here is article 2:

Manchester City scored twice in stoppage time to be crowned champions for the first time in 44 years as they beat Queen's Park Rangers to win the Premier League on goal difference from Manchester United.

In scenes of near bedlam, City looked to be suffering a dramatic collapse as QPR - safe after Stoke City drew with Bolton - held on to an unlikely advantage with United leading at Sunderland.

With some City fans already leaving the stadium in tears, Edin Dzeko equalised in the second of five minutes of stoppage time before Sergio Aguero scored the goal that won the title.

City's players and supporters travelled from one end of the emotional scale to the other in those vital seconds, providing a truly remarkable piece of football theatre and the most dramatic conclusion to a season in Premier League history.

Roberto Mancini's side needed victory to clinch the prize that has eluded them since 1968 and took the lead through Pablo Zabaleta shortly before the interval.

Djibril Cisse levelled for QPR soon after the restart before the visitors lost Joey Barton when he was shown a red card against his former club following a clash with Carlos Tevez.

QPR shrugged off their numerical disadvantage to reduce the Etihad to stunned silence when Jamie Mackie gave them the lead with a far-post header in the 66th minute.

City set up permanent camp in QPR territory but appeared condemned to their worst nightmare of losing the title to arch rivals United in the most painful circumstances as keeper Paddy Kenny rode his luck to produce a string of saves to ensure they held firm in the face of an onslaught.

Then, as the clock started to tick into those added minutes and United were in sight of a 20th title, City and their supporters were transported from the depths of despondency to the highest high in the space of two minutes.

Dzeko rose to head the equaliser before Argentine Aguero showed great clarity of thought and composure amid the mayhem to drive into the area and beat Kenny with a powerful low finish.

The Etihad was a sky-blue explosion of joy and relief in an outpouring of 44 years of frustration as Aguero wheeled his shirt above his head in celebration and Mancini, who cut an increasingly frantic figure as time ran out, raced on to the pitch - accompanied by backroom staff including Brian Kidd and David Platt - in ecstasy.

As Mike Dean's final whistle blew, the reality dawned on City as they capped a run of form that has seen them overturn United's eight-point advantage in the space of five weeks.

And for supporters who have suffered watching the successes of neighbours United under Sir Alex Ferguson, this was the perfect moment of redemption.

The atmosphere was a mixture of the tense and triumphal as the teams came out to a torrent of golden ticker tape raining down from the stands.

QPR's intentions soon became clear as City ran into massed ranks of resistance and the early celebratory mood became tense as Mancini's side struggled to fashion clear-cut chances.

The breakthrough finally came six minutes before half-time. Yaya Toure had been struggling for some time with a hamstring injury, but he was able to play in Zabaleta and his shot squirmed through the hands of QPR keeper Kenny and in off the far post.

QPR were level shortly after the restart when Cisse took advantage of Joleon Lescott's poor header to beat Hart - but they were then plunged even further into a rearguard action when Barton was sent off.

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