Look at the premier league table, Liverpool have not mathematically won it yet though there is a case for them being eventual winners.
Sheffield United in their first season back to the premier league are fighting for a Champions League or Europa League spot.
Wolves, Tottenham and Arsenal are all vying for an automatic Champions League spot if Manchester City fail in their attempt to overturn their European ban at the appeal hearing.
Manchester United and Chelsea are fighting for 4th place finish so how can that be called?
Norwich who are rock bottom are just 6 points from safety, who says they will not turn it around and stay up?
Why should Bournemouth accept being relegated when they are on equal points with Watford and West Ham?
If the same thing was being discussed that season when Newcastle united were 12 points ahead of Manchester United but in the end Newcastle lost the lead and Manchester United were crowned champions of the premier league - then Newcastle would wrongly have been crowned champions.
What is the fair way to deal with these issues?
I think the most reasonable decision is to use the current table as the final table, but no relegation/promotion should take place. I think Liverpool can be safely declared as the EPL winner since they are dominating the league and have 25 points more than City. This way, at least we have something to celebrate in this season with no "unjust" feeling.