Arsenal clinched the Premier League title as Bournemouth held Manchester City to a 1‑1 draw at Dean Court. Eli Junior Kroupi’s first‑half curling strike gave the Gunners a 1‑0 lead, ending a 22‑year wait for top‑flight glory. A late equaliser from Erling Haaland preserved City’s point haul but left Pep Guardiola without back‑to‑back crowns.

The stalemate secured Bournemouth a place in European competition for the first time since their promotion, a fitting farewell for head coach Andoni Iraola in his last home game. City created several chances – Jeremy Doku forced a save, while Rayan Cherki, Phil Foden and Savinho pressed, yet only Rodri’s post‑kick threatened a winner.

Arsenal celebrate their first league crown since 2002, lifting the trophy as fans swarmed the pitch in north London. The result leaves Guardiola facing his final match at City against Aston Villa, where he will bow out after a decade of dominance. City’s title chase ends, while the Gunners enjoy a historic triumph.

Haaland’s leveller arrived in the final minute after Rodri’s effort clipped the post, sparking a brief City surge that never materialised. City’s midfielder Bernardo Silva missed a clear chance, while Bournemouth’s David Brooks thumped two opportunities on the woodwork. The match will be remembered for Kroupi’s brilliance and a dramatic season finale.