- Man City win the Premier League
- Arsenal took the title race to the last day
- Tearful Havertz says Arsenal deserved title
Getty/ GOAL'It's not fair' - Kai Havertz suggests Arsenal 'deserved' Premier League title after being reduced to tears by Man City's final day success

Peacock Premium
✅ Streams roughly 175 exclusive live matches per season that are completely blacked out on traditional TV.
✅ Acts as the league's US archive, providing full on-demand match replays shortly after every live broadcast concludes.
✅ Streams the popular "Goal Rush" whip-around show, which jumps between live highlights during the packed Saturday 10:00 a.m. ET window.

Sling TV
✅ Provides nationwide access to USA Network, securing the primary cable home for the league's linear broadcasts.
✅ Includes access to live, local NBC affiliates for the marquee weekend matches in designated major media markets.
✅ Serves as the cheapest way to access live cable TV sports channels without paying for a bloated traditional bundle.

DirecTV
✅ Carries both USA Network and your local NBC station, ensuring you get every nationally televised match.
✅ Includes unlimited cloud DVR storage so you can easily record and save early morning fixtures.
✅ Replicates the classic set-top box feel with a familiar channel guide, making it easy to channel-surf on weekend mornings.

Peacock Premium
✅ Streams roughly 175 exclusive live matches per season that are completely blacked out on traditional TV.
✅ Acts as the league's US archive, providing full on-demand match replays shortly after every live broadcast concludes.
✅ Streams the popular "Goal Rush" whip-around show, which jumps between live highlights during the packed Saturday 10:00 a.m. ET window.

Sling TV
✅ Provides nationwide access to USA Network, securing the primary cable home for the league's linear broadcasts.
✅ Includes access to live, local NBC affiliates for the marquee weekend matches in designated major media markets.
✅ Serves as the cheapest way to access live cable TV sports channels without paying for a bloated traditional bundle.

DirecTV
✅ Carries both USA Network and your local NBC station, ensuring you get every nationally televised match.
✅ Includes unlimited cloud DVR storage so you can easily record and save early morning fixtures.
✅ Replicates the classic set-top box feel with a familiar channel guide, making it easy to channel-surf on weekend mornings.

Peacock Premium
✅ Streams roughly 175 exclusive live matches per season that are completely blacked out on traditional TV.
✅ Acts as the league's US archive, providing full on-demand match replays shortly after every live broadcast concludes.
✅ Streams the popular "Goal Rush" whip-around show, which jumps between live highlights during the packed Saturday 10:00 a.m. ET window.
WHAT HAPPENED?
On a day when the chance to win the Premier League stood outside their control, Arsenal did all they could as they took a 2-1 win over Everton thanks to Havertz's 89th-minute winner. However, Man City's 3-1 victory over West Ham meant the Gunners' efforts went in vain as they cruised to their fourth-straight Premier League title. After the match, the close call left Havertz in tears as the players learned that Pep Guardiola's side had won the title.
WHAT HAVERTZ SAID
Speaking to TNT Sports, Havertz said [via The Sun]: "What can I say? I feel sorry for all the Arsenal fans, for us. We gave our best but it wasn't enough. Maybe in two or three months, we can say it was a good fight but right now I feel like we deserved more. It wasn't enough in the end but we go again next year.
"The comeback win against Everton? We showed again great character, they didn't make it easy for us. Since the first minute, they just played with the time - every throw, every ball they take time."
On losing the title late on: "My opinion is that sometimes it's not fair in football but we have to accept that football is hard. Hopefully, we can go again next year and give Arsenal fans what they need and what they are all here for. It's so frustrating - it's tough. Next year we'll be an even better team and give everything."
Getty ImagesTHE BIGGER PICTURE
Havertz joined the Gunners last summer from local rivals, Chelsea amid a lot of criticism from fanbases of both clubs. The German had an underwhelming start to the season, however, he turned his form around as Mikel Arteta's men went toe-to-toe with Manchester City for the Premier League title. Regardless of the loss, the Gunners will have a lot of positives to take away from the season as they challenged Man City for the league title for the second straight season.
WHAT NEXT FOR HAVERTZ?
The 24-year-old will have another shot at glory this summer when he joins Julian Nagelsmann's Germany squad as they look to win the Euros as the host nation.
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