Premier League news

Roberto De Zerbi has issued a rallying cry to his Tottenham squad, sensationally claiming that their upcoming relegation decider against Everton carries more weight than last season's Europa League final. The Italian tactician believes the very "dignity" of the club is on the line as Spurs face a final-day showdown to maintain their Premier League status.

Bukayo Saka and Myles Lewis-Skelly have sent a defiant message to their critics after Arsenal were confirmed as Premier League champions for the first time in 22 years. The Gunners stars took to social media to mock the "bottlers" narrative that has followed Mikel Arteta’s side throughout their recent attempts to reach the summit of English football.

Erling Haaland has issued a defiant warning to the rest of the Premier League, insisting that Manchester City must use the pain of losing the title to Arsenal as "fuel" for next season. The Norwegian striker cut a frustrated figure after City's pursuit of the trophy officially ended following a stalemate against Bournemouth.

When Mohamed Salah clashed with Jurgen Klopp after being taken off in a frustrating and costly draw with West Ham on April 27, 2024, the Egyptian decided against continuing the argument afterwards. As Salah told reporters as he passed through the mixed zone at the London Stadium, "If I speak, there will be fire", so the winger wisely kept his mouth shut, and his powder dry.

Arsenal legend Ian Wright was spotted in the heart of the celebrations on Tuesday night as the Gunners finally ended their 22-year wait for a Premier League title. The former striker jumped into a sea of jubilant supporters outside the Emirates Stadium after Manchester City’s slip-up at Bournemouth confirmed Mikel Arteta’s side as champions.

The 22-year wait is finally over for Arsenal as the Gunners have been officially crowned Premier League champions for the 2025-26 season. Following Manchester City’s failure to beat Bournemouth, Mikel Arteta’s squad erupted into wild celebrations to mark a historic north London triumph.

Pep Guardiola will reportedly leave at the end of the season, and according to those same reports, he will be replaced by Enzo Marseca. GOAL writers debate where Guardiola's legacy lies in English football.

And just like that, the Premier League title race is over. A truly absorbing battle between Arsenal and Manchester City swung this way and that throughout the second half of the campaign, but it is the Gunners who have come out on top, securing their first domestic title for 22 years with a game to spare.

Arsenal have officially ended over two decades of hurt by clinching the Premier League title, and the club marked the historic achievement with a powerful tribute featuring legendary former manager Arsene Wenger. The Frenchman, who was the last man to lead the Gunners to league glory in 2004, passed the torch to Mikel Arteta in a moving video shared across the club's social media channels.

Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has revealed that a final decision regarding his long-term future at the Etihad Stadium will be made at the end of the season. Following City's failure to reclaim the Premier League title after a decisive draw handed Arsenal the crown, the legendary manager remains coy about his next steps but insists he is still the happiest man on the planet to be managing the club.

Chelsea ensured Tottenham's fight for Premier League survival will go down to the final day as Enzo Fernandez inspired a 2-1 victory over their fierce London rivals on Tuesday - the Blues' first win in seven games. The Argentine swept home a fine opener from long range in the first half before turning provider for Andrey Santos in the second period, keeping his side's hopes of European qualification alive.

Tottenham will head into the final day of the Premier League season still with work to do if they are to avoid relegation after they fell to a 2-1 loss at Chelsea on Tuesday. Richarlison's second-half strike wasn't enough for Roberto De Zerbi's side as their four-game unbeaten run came to an end at the hands of their rivals from across London.

Jubilant Arsenal supporters have flooded the streets outside Emirates Stadium, lighting flares and waving flags to celebrate their first Premier League title in 22 years. The wild scenes in north London erupted after Manchester City's unexpected 1-1 draw against Bournemouth mathematically ended the title race, officially crowning the Gunners as the undisputed champions of England.

Despite the best efforts of Erling Haaland, Manchester City gifted the Premier League title to Arsenal by drawing 1-1 at Bournemouth on Tuesday. The visitors had arrived at the Vitality Stadium hoping to close the gap to the Gunners to just two points ahead of Sunday's final round of fixtures and, thus, give Pep Guardiola a shot at lifting the trophy for a seventh time before stepping down as manager.