Arsenal secured the Premier League crown on the final day of the season, ending a 22‑year wait for the club's supporters.
The Gunners' triumph was sealed when they edged out Manchester City, a result that sparked jubilant scenes at the Emirates Stadium, with players lingering on the pitch well into the early hours.
Celebrations Echo Through the Capital
Prime Minister Keir Starmer, a known Arsenal fan, took to social media to congratulate the team, praising the "spirit and determination" that finally delivered the trophy.
Starmer’s celebration comes at a turbulent moment for his government, as opposition figures, including Labour mayor Andy Burnham, have begun to question his leadership and call for his resignation.
The party’s internal rift was highlighted when Burnham announced a bid for the party’s top post, a move that could reshape Labour’s direction ahead of the next election.
On Sunday, Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard will be presented with the Premier League trophy, a moment that will cap a season marked by both on‑field brilliance and off‑field drama.
As dawn broke, photographs showed several Arsenal stars strolling through the empty corridors of the Emirates Stadium, the early light catching the gleam of the newly won medals.