At the Etihad Stadium Manchester City secured their sixth Premier League title in eight seasons by defeating West Ham United 3-1. The victory ensured their status as the first club to be champions of England for four consecutive years.
Phil Foden wasted no time, firing City in front just 80 seconds into the match with a sensational strike from the edge of the box. He doubled the advantage soon after, easing any nerves for the City faithful. Mohammed Kudus’ spectacular overhead kick late in the first half briefly shifted the momentum, but City remained determined. Early in the second half, Rodri’s low shot from outside the penalty box found the net, extinguishing any hope that Arsenal supporters may have had of City slipping up on the final day.
For manager Pep Guardiola, this victory marks a remarkable sixth Premier League title in eight seasons. City’s relentless form, including nine consecutive wins to close out the campaign, solidified their dominance. David Moyes’ tenure at West Ham ends with a ninth-place finish in the table, while City continues their march as champions. The Etihad erupted in Poznan-style celebrations, with fans rejoicing in the knowledge that Arsenal’s challenge had finally been seen off. City’s unwavering determination proved decisive once again.
