For over two decades, Arsenal fans have endured heartbreak chasing the Premier League crown. That agony is over. On May 19, the club from North London finally ended their title drought, securing the championship after Manchester City’s 1-1 draw at Bournemouth. With a four-point lead at the top of the table going into the final matchday, Arsenal could no longer be caught.

This is Arsenal’s 14th English top-flight title, and their first since 2004. They now stand above Liverpool in the standings, having leapfrogged their rivals in dramatic fashion. It’s a moment of redemption for the club and manager Mikel Arteta, who guided the team through three consecutive runners-up finishes—twice behind City in 2023 and 2024.

The season was defined by resilience. Arsenal’s backline, marshalled by a disciplined defensive unit, held firm against strong opposition. While rivals faltered at critical moments, the Gunners delivered consistency when it mattered most. Their campaign culminated in style, setting the stage for what could be an even greater achievement: a Champions League final showdown with Paris Saint-Germain on May 30, where the French giants will defend their crown.