Manchester City has made history with a remarkable 3-1 victory at home against West Ham on Sunday, securing an unprecedented fourth consecutive English Premier League title. This triumph marks their sixth championship in the past seven seasons, a feat never achieved before.
Despite their commendable performance this season, Arsenal fell just two points short in the table, with a record of 28-5-5. The Gunners secured a 2-1 victory at home against Everton on Sunday.
Phil Foden, who was named the EPL Player of the Season earlier in the week, scored the first two goals for Manchester City (28-7-3) at the 2nd and 18th minute, respectively.
Foden humorously remarked, “I believe in scoring a bit too early,” in reference to his early strike, and later added, “The second settled us a little bit.”
West Ham’s Mohammed Kudus showcased his skill with an incredible bicycle kick off a corner in the 42nd minute, providing a glimmer of hope for Arsenal fans, but it ultimately wasn’t enough.
Manchester City sealed the game — and the season — with Rodri’s goal in the 59th minute.