After 8,060-day drought, Arsenal are deserved Prem...
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- Arsenal won their first league title since the 2003‑04 Invincibles, ending an 8,060‑day drought.
- Arsenal conceded the fewest goals (26), kept the most clean sheets (19) and recorded the most 1‑0 wins (8) in the 2025‑26 season.
- Arsenal scored 35 set‑piece goals across all competitions, the highest in the Premier League and among the top in Europe since 2011‑12.
- Arsenal clinched the title with a win over Manchester City on Sunday, ending three consecutive runner‑up finishes.
- Arsenal have two league games left, including a final match at Crystal Palace.
Why it matters: Arsenal’s title ends an 8,060‑day (22‑year) drought, restoring the club’s championship pedigree and delivering a long‑awaited triumph for its fans, while Manchester City’s defeat denies them another league crown.
