On the last day of the season, Manchester City defeated West Ham 3-1 at the Etihad Stadium to win a record-breaking fourth Premier League title in a row.
Phil Foden gave the Sky Blues the lead with a spectacular goal in just 79 seconds, and he added another in the eighteenth minute.
Just before halftime, Mohammed Kudus delivered an incredible bicycle kick that gave the Hammers hope as it appeared like City would easily write history.
But West Ham had a lot of work ahead of them if they were to spoil Man City's celebration after a goal from Rodri shortly before the hour mark.
Since the football league's inaugural season began in 1888, Pep Guardiola's team has become the first English team to win four premier league titles in a row.
For Arsenal, who have placed second in the Premier League for the second consecutive year, the season comes to an even more disappointing end.
At the Emirates Stadium, the Gunners defeated Everton 2-1, but they needed City to lose in order to win the title.
In a title contest that continued until the very last day of the season, they came in second place, two points behind Man City.
It means Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta, previously Guardiola’s assistant coach at Man City, will have to try again if he wants to knock his former employers off their perch.
On 25 May they will aim to become the first side to complete the domestic Double in successive seasons when they face Manchester United in the FA Cup final at Wembley.
