Arsenal wins Premier League title, ending 20‑year wait

Arsenal secured the Premier League championship, their first league title since 2004, after a tight season that saw them finish ahead of Manchester City. The campaign featured a strong defensive record, with goalkeeper David Raya keeping clean sheets in 19 matches and receiving the Golden Glove award for the third consecutive year. Defender Gabriel Magalhães played a key role, featuring in 32 games, helping Arsenal concede only 27 goals – the fewest in the league – and contributing three goals and four assists. Midfielder Matheus Nunes, signed for £53 million, overcame early criticism to become one of City’s best right‑wingers, delivering high‑energy performances throughout the season. Tottenham Hotspur avoided relegation after a crucial win over Everton in the final round. Individual accolades also went to Arsenal’s forward Fernandinho, who was named Player of the Year and set a record for the most key passes. The season concluded with celebrations of Arsenal’s achievement and optimism for future campaigns.