Arsenal have been crowned champions of the 2025/26 English Premier League season after Manchester City’s 1-1 stalemate against Bournemouth mathematically sealed the title race on Tuesday evening at the Vitality Stadium.
The historic triumph ends a 22-year wait for league supremacy and signals the return of the North London giants to the pinnacle of English football.
Mikel Arteta’s side, admired throughout the campaign for their elegance, resilience and tactical sophistication, have finally delivered the elusive crown that Arsenal supporters have yearned for since the iconic “Invincibles” era of 2003/04.
With one fixture still remaining against Crystal Palace, the Gunners can now celebrate a richly deserved title-winning campaign built on consistency, attacking brilliance and defensive authority.
Arsenal’s ascent to glory has been nothing short of remarkable under Arteta, whose meticulous rebuilding project has transformed the club from top-four hopefuls into genuine domestic powerhouses.
The Spanish tactician, once a captain at the Emirates Stadium, has now immortalised his name in Arsenal folklore by restoring the club’s status among England’s elite.
Manchester City, who had dominated the Premier League landscape in recent years under Pep Guardiola, required victory at Bournemouth to prolong the title race. However, the draw proved decisive, officially handing Arsenal the championship before the final day.
Throughout the season, Arsenal showcased an enviable blend of youthful exuberance and mature composure, producing commanding performances in crucial moments to outclass their rivals in the race for the crown.
The Gunners will now conclude their memorable campaign against Crystal Palace, where an atmosphere of celebration is expected to engulf the Emirates Stadium as Arsenal bask in the glory of being champions of England once more.