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Arsenal are Premier League champions for the first time in 22 years.
The great will-they/won’t-they storyline is over.
As Gabriel Heinze said after the West Ham game: “Mamma mia, football.”
Piece on how they won the title:
Simon Collings
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Simon Collings
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Arsenal Reporter for The Sun. Views are mine. Email: [email protected]
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Joined January 2012
- Bonus for Arsenal too is by winning FA Cup they go straight into group stages of Europa League. Tottenham must now face the qualifying rounds.
- Gyokeres was walking back to his own half, Declan Rice stopped him and he made the striker do his celebration. Arsenal fans loved it.
- Remarkable stat on Sky Sports: Manchester United’s longest winning run in the Premier League this season? One game. Not won back to back in the league all season.
- Nice moment at full-time as Alisson goes over to Martinelli and congratulates him.
- Arsenal are interested in a loan move for Eduardo Camavinga during current transfer window. Unclear if Real Madrid would sanction it, but player has struggled for minutes recently. Declan Rice still No1 summer target for midfield.
- Feel like we are saying this every week, but how good was Jurrien Timber, again? Playing at a ridiculous level right now.
- Ethan Nwaneri now has seven goals this season. He does not turn 18 until March.
- Arteta putting a lot of pressure on the club's dog, here.🗣️ Mikel Arteta on how to bridge the gap at the top: “Win, win, win, win, win, win, win and win.” ✅
- Mikel Merino trodding the path of Kai Havertz: Sign as a No8, struggle, go to Dubai, comeback as a striker and suddenly start scoring.
- He'll fly under the radar due to Saliba and Timber, but Kiwior had a good game at centre-back. Stepped up well.
- May have been missed last night, but there was a moment where Bellingham was down on the floor & claiming Lewis-Skelly had stamped on him. Lewis-Skelly simply turned round & told him to get up. Such a confident character & utterly fearless. Already becoming a fan favourite.
- At the London Football Awards. Arteta just won Manager of the Year.
