Thousands of Arsenal fans have invaded Emirates Stadium to celebrate their hard-fought Premier League win for the first time after 22 years.

The fans who have lit fireworks at the Stadium are dancing the night away after Bournemouth drew 1-1 with their close rivals Manchester City in a mouth watering game.

This marks the second year the outgoing City Manager Pep Guardiola has been piped to the tittle, first by Liverpool’s Slot and now by his Protech Mikel Arteta.

Arsenal smelt the blood in the first half after the Bournemouth striker Junior Kroupi scored a spectacular goal to silence Guardiola and his billionaires.

Coach Arteta is said to have watched the crucial game with his family at home and now awaits to collect the trophy at Selhurst Park Stadium where he will be hosted by Crystal Palace in South London on Sunday, the D-Day for Premier League 2025-2026.