Soccer-Arsenal crowned Premier League champions for first time in 22 years

But a subdued City ⁠trailed ​to Eli ⁠Junior Kroupi's first-half goal and Erling Haaland's stoppage time reply was too late. Arsenal, ⁠who finished runners-up in the previous three seasons, have now won ​14 English titles, behind only Manchester United and Liverpool ⁠who both have 20.

Arsenal ended their 22-year ​wait to win the ​Premier League title ‌on Tuesday ​when they were confirmed as champions following second-placed Manchester City's 1-1 draw at ‌Bournemouth. Leaders for almost the entire season, Mikel Arteta's side are now four points clear with one game remaining and Sunday's clash ‌at Crystal Palace will now be a coronation.

Arsenal had beaten ‌Burnley 1-0 on Monday, meaning City had to win on the south coast to extend the race to the final day. But a subdued City ⁠trailed ​to Eli ⁠Junior Kroupi's first-half goal and Erling Haaland's stoppage time reply was too late.

Arsenal, ⁠who finished runners-up in the previous three seasons, have now won ​14 English titles, behind only Manchester United and Liverpool ⁠who both have 20. Arteta had said the previous day that he would ⁠be ​Bournemouth's "biggest fan" for a couple of hours on Tuesday and the title was eventually sealed thanks to his close ⁠friend Andoni Iraola masterminding the south coast club's point.

His sentiments would ⁠have been ⁠echoed by Arsenal fans watching the game in pubs and bars near the north London ‌club's Emirates ‌Stadium.