Arsenal clinch Premier League title for first time in 22 years as City held by Bournemouth

25:52Yes, they had three games in six days, but they didn't fight to the end today. Yes, Haaland got his goal, but he was expecting a little bit more, especially the players that they had on show tonight. And I just feel like the fans know as well, even with all the talk yesterday, today, it just feels like one of those moments where he's going to be leaving and I'm absolutely good I'm absolutely good at because what he's done for this club has been nothing short of sensational it's been 10 beautiful years isn't it it has been 10 beautiful years in terms of the marriage with the club the manager the way he walked in with the confidence it's just been amazing to watch and how it's how many times he's built teams just when you think they've gone over the edge you'll find another way and it hasn't been the season they wanted because Manchester City are set up to win Champions Leagues and Premier Leagues, but still won two trophies.

26:45They've still won two trophies. The FA Cup and the Carabao Cup. It's a great achievement in itself. Of course you want those big ones, but it's not to be this season. I have to agree with my cup. There's no smoke without fire. We know we've been in football an awful long time. And I do think he's been very transparent in the past. When there's been rumours about him, he would normally say, no, I'm staying. And there's too much talk about Enzo Moresca. There's just too much coming out of the rumour mill that is football. So I'll be surprised if he stays now. Are we going to miss him? Absolutely.

27:14But who knows what he'll do next. And to be honest, he's had a long time and it's intense. The fact that he's even stayed 10 years in this day and age in football, when managers, I think it's about a two-year cycle. He's done 10 at the top. Tells you everything about his resilience and just brilliance, if you like. So what happens next, we will see. But I tend to agree with you. It's a sad day. It's a sad day, isn't it? But it's been a great day. I think also now we've got to go, OK, celebrate what he's achieved because he's dominated football for so long. So 10 years, 20 major trophies. If we include Community Shields as major trophies, but there's a handful of those as well.

27:49But within that, there are the big ones. There are six Premier League trophies. There's a Champions League. He's the first manager in the English top division trophy history to win it four times in a row. He won a treble. He's managed the most games against Manchester City, which the longevity of it is an achievement in itself. And there has been consistent success throughout that. I think this is the first two seasons when he's been a manager where he hasn't won a trophy. Usually if he's missed one, he's won it the next season. And they've come so close this time around. At the moment, it's only four points between themselves and Arsenal.

28:26They've run them all the way to the penultimate game of the season. Is there a case, and I appreciate we've taken someone like Sir Alex Ferguson into there, and it's difficult to compare managers of different eras. Is he in that bracket of the greatest ever Premier League managers? Is it fair or do you think to ask if he's the greatest manager of his generation? Yeah, he's the greatest manager of his generation without doubt. And I say that because of the way he plays football and the certain ways that you can win a football match, Arteta and Arsenal have done it a little bit more defensively and good luck to them.

29:01But in terms of his 10-year tenure at Manchester City, if it's full backs inverted, if it's a false nine, if it's playing John Stones in the Champions League final in central midfield. He's just created a way to love the game and the game to be played in the right way. He's changed football. Correct. I think the greatest accolade you can give him is he has changed football. When you watch Grassroots now, you see people playing out from the back. And it's one of his assistants. who has won the Premier League title this season. There is a real changing of the guard and real joy at the Arsenal training ground where the players gathered to watch the game together.

29:46And this was the scene at the end. These are really special moments, Michael. When you're together with your teammates, you've put all that work in. You have ground out some of those results. You've pushed yourself to the absolute limits. You've been accused over previous seasons of bottling it. Correct. And then you get this moment. Yeah, for Arsenal, it's absolutely outstanding. And, you know, when they played Man City and lost, and everyone was talking about the bottle. And remember, we was on a show, and I said, they've not bottled it, they've just opened up the door. And this time, they didn't even have to go to the final game of the season and win.

30:21Man City opened the door then for Arsenal. But for all that I've been through, I told you the story about when we was up against Manchester United at the time, Sir Alex Ferguson's great team, and that belief and yeah, can you get it over the line? They've got over the line and they deserve 38 games in the Premier League. You deserve to win it. Yes, the football's not been pretty at times. We all know that. But to do that consistently over a season, you've got to take your hats off them. Especially when you're up against Pep Guardiola, one of the greatest of his generation as well. So congratulations.

30:55And they flipped the pressure back onto Manchester City. So they've shown they've got unbelievable character. And I think to even level that, They've been bottlers. They haven't been. They were just against one of the most incredible teams in Manchester City that were just relentless. They just stretched them and they made them become better. And they've had to find a way. They've had to maybe get those marginal games that you need to do. Set pieces, goalkeeper, everything that he's done. Mikel Arteta to find a way to turn his team into title winners. And you have to credit the Cronkies as well.

31:21Because they could have maybe just gone under the pressure at times of maybe feeling like it wasn't the right thing. Is he going to be the winner? He's proved tonight that Mikel Arteta is a winner. Talk to me a little bit about those set pieces, because it's one thing to look at Arsenal's style of play from a neutral point of view, and to maybe be critical of it at times as a little bit safe. It's another thing to be in the Emirates as an Arsenal fan, knowing that your team hasn't won it in 22 years, and watching them get those wins, watching them get that 1-0, having those nervous moments, watching their team get over it, and feeling the energy and the tension release in that stadium.

31:59it might not have been pretty but it's been enjoyable for those Arsenal fans who are emotionally invested and does anything else matter? No, not really. He doesn't have to be pretty, does he? No, not really. I'd have loved to have won a few titles playing really ugly. I've got to be honest, I know how they felt when they didn't win titles because of the pressure. It's very easy because we all turn around and fans and ex-players maybe say they couldn't handle it, the pressure was too much, they bottled it. But do you know what? Pressure does strange things to people but this year they managed to keep themselves together and City just crumbled at the wrong time and Arsenal took advantage of it.

32:31I think you have to give them full credit. Mike knows you've won a title. You know how difficult that is to do. Yeah, I think you've got to give praise to Arteta because when he was at Manchester City and under Pep, you play a certain way. Mareska's similar when he was under Pep. And for the first, I would say, two seasons under Arteta, they was playing attacking football and they tried to play that way and they couldn't get over the line. So they had to change the way, and James is exactly right, the marginal games, whether that is set pieces, whether that's having the best defence in the league.

33:05David Rea saved them this season. He's my player of the year because I think in the big moments, he stood out and can be counted for. But in terms of the manager, and yes, it's not pretty. It's not pretty at times, but you've got to find a way to win. And he's found a way to win. Maybe now it can take the handbrake off a little bit because pressure, you said pressure, it does things to players and the manager. Now he can be maybe a bit more expansive, but he's gone over the line and that is the most important thing. No one's going to look back at this season a couple of years and go, Arsenal, they didn't play that well that year.

33:40There's no pitches on the scorecard. It doesn't matter. They're winners. They're champions. You know, and that's how it works. And I think that they've just got to enjoy it tonight. They're going to absolutely love it at Selhurst Park. I'm sure as many Arsenal fans will be trying to get tickets there and obviously the parade. but now they've got an amazing chance to create history and go and win the Champions League off the back of it. I mean, how lucky are they right now? What a beautiful moment for the club. What do you think that Mikel Arteta has learned from his time working with Pep Guardiola?

34:08And as Micah said, there has been an evolution into his own style at Arsenal, remembering that this was his first proper job as a number one. So if we look at the evolution, but first look at the influence that Pep Guardiola had on Mikel Arteta? If you didn't know, if someone said to you, Mikel Arteta's worked with a manager in the past, who do you think it's been? You'd answer more to Mourinho. You wouldn't have said Pep Guardiola because they're totally different styles, you know, when you look at how they play. But that doesn't make it wrong, Kelly. There are people that sit at home that watch Manchester City and go, that bores me, that doesn't excite me.

34:45So you have to be very careful. And like Micah says, next year with Arsenal, now they've won one. Why can't they? they've got young players coming. You've got Max Dalman, who's going to be a sensation for the next few years. You know, Bukayo Saka, players like that. Louis Skelly. Louis Skelly. And where he'll probably come back. You know, there's other young players in that academy that are going to get chances. So, Joachrez is divided opinion like no other. But he might have just been the difference. There's been a couple of really important goals that he's scored that have helped get him across the line.

35:13Next year, he might be a better player than he has been this year. So, you can't, how do you, people will because everyone wants to pick holes. That's what we do. We want to find ways to have a go at a club. They don't play exciting football. They're not expansive. The centre-forward's not good. Or they rely on their defence. So what? Who cares? They are the title winners. That's all that matters. And you know what it's like, Michael. We're the first time you won it in a city. Well, you mentioned about the owners and keeping faith. I think that's the biggest thing. Because a lot of clubs would have made the change.

35:43Is it because they saw progress? that was maybe not necessarily blindingly obvious, but that they could see what was happening behind the scenes? Maybe, yeah, but I think if Arsenal would have come second this season, I think it would have been different. I think because of the fact that you can only trust someone so much for what they're giving you, but then the question would have been, Kelly, can he get over the line? He's now shown that he can get over the line. No matter what anyone says to him, he's done his job. Yes, up until this point, I believe he's only won the FA Cup, but that was sort of...

36:20It was the team that he built, was it? So now he has built a Premier League winning team and in the Champions League final. What more do you want for your manager? To Jamie's point, it was perfect, and you've got to give the owners credit for that, giving them the time. And also now, I don't know how you feel about this, Micah, the PSG game is set up perfectly for them. Now, nobody thinks, but people do think they can win it, obviously, but they'll be the big favourites, PSG. They're a beautiful side to watch. Arsenal know how to win games. They know how to defend. They know how to win an important moment.

36:52There's no reason why they can't do an unprecedented double and create history for themselves, because the pressure is right off them. Whether they play in that way remains to be seen, but they've got a great opportunity right now, and they're going to feel... One thing you want to do now is just be in that room with those players. Can you imagine how they... You've been there. You know how they feel. Well, I was having a few drinks that day. And then the tiredness kicked in at some stage. But they'll be celebrating for now, and we saw how much those Arsenal players are enjoying it. And there could yet be more celebration still to come.

37:26No relief for Spurs this evening. There are two minutes of seven added on. Still 2-0. 2-1. 2-1. 2-1. Richarlison has got Spurs back in it. Now, with two minutes of the seven added still to go, if Spurs get another goal in this game they will be all but safe because of their much superior goal difference compared to West Ham We've just lost every view except for our mums It's looking a little bit late in the day for them to come back and win it that would guarantee them Premier League football next season they do still have the advantage they have two points clear of West Ham that will go down to the final day of the season Spurs at home to Everton West Ham at home to Leeds the last couple of minutes of this game are on right now on Sky Sports Premier League.

38:11Declan Rice said after the game against Manchester City, he said, I told you, I told you all, it's done. He told everybody it was not done after that defeat by Manchester City and now it is. Arsenal, with the little trophy and the heart emoji, are the Premier League champions.

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39:12That was the Arsenal training ground at the final whistle in Bournemouth against Manchester City. That game finished 1-0. It means that Arsenal are the Premier League champions. I'm assuming the scenes are exactly the same at the moment. I'm assuming the scenes will be exactly the same in a few hours' time, right through until the small hours of the morning, because Arsenal will be celebrating. They have a game to come on Sunday when they'll be at Selhurst Park to play Crystal Palace. And, of course, they have a Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain to come. But for now, they can celebrate the fact that they are the Premier League champions.

39:43Manchester City's draw means that they are four points behind Arsenal. They cannot catch them in the final game of the season. Chelsea have beaten Tottenham by two goals to one. Bournemouth's 1-0 draw against Manchester City means they are guaranteed European football next season. Still to be decided on the final day what form that will take. Chelsea now into the European places as well. But as far as the relegation battle is concerned, that defeat for Tottenham means that, yes, they stay outside the bottom three, but there's only two points between themselves and West Ham. Tottenham have a big game at the end of the season.

40:18They're going to be at home to Everton. West Ham are going to be at home to Leeds United. They are really difficult games to call. This one could go anywhere. Spurs knew that if they won, they would be guaranteed Premier League football next season. They knew that if they drew, because of the big difference in terms of their goal difference, that they would be very likely to be playing Premier League football next season, barring an absolute collapse from themselves and, of course, a fantastic performance from West Ham. But Enzo and Andres Santos gave Chelsea a two-goal advantage. Richarlison did pull one back for Tottenham, but they don't take anything from that game at Stamford Bridge.

40:58Roberto de Zerbyside going to the final day of the season, knowing that they have to better West Ham's result to stay in the Premier League. Jamie, there have been different managers in charge of Tottenham. So although we focused on Roberto De Zerbi at the end, he's coming in and trying to rescue Spurs from this situation. Yeah, difficult. People will point at what happened last season when they won a European trophy and they finished just outside the bottom three. However, that plummet down the table came after Ange Postacoglu started resting players, started switching things up and decided, do you know what, I'm going to prioritise a trophy.

41:34So it's not necessarily a direct comparison last season to this one. Having said that, what's caused the problems? Are there longer-term problems that have caused Spurs malaise this time around? Absolutely, Kelly. I mean, I don't know how long we've got, but it's been... A good 10 minutes. A good 10 minutes. Is that what you're sponsored? And what's happened, Kelly? Other watches are available. I think what's compounded it is what you've seen is you've seen tonight, you've seen a really well-run club in Arsenal winning the title, setting out to become a champion, finding ways, buying the best players, not going into the market thinking, oh, actually, he'll do all right.

42:15He'll make a jigsaw puzzle here. Maybe he'll be OK. How much is he going to cost? Well, you look at the Cronkies, they've gone, right, we need to achieve something here. Get Declan Rice. We need a centre forward. regardless of how well he's done, we go Jokeres. Tottenham, on the other hand, have tried to do it in such a different way. And you get what you deserve in football. Last year, it wasn't a coincidence. And what Ange has actually done, and we've given him a lot of criticism, was a miracle, really. He's ended up winning the trophy. But they are sleepwalking. I said it earlier this season, to relegation.

42:46The only thing that saved them is they've had a couple of good results. When I say good, they beat Wolves and they beat Aston Villa, who had seven players out at the time. Now they've got to find a way to win a game at home. When their home form has been so bad this season, it's been horrendous all year. They've not had any quality, no character to win a football match. Now they've got to find a way to beat Everton. And David Moyes will be fuming after the weekend and he'll be going there thinking, we've got to get something out of this game. I'd rather be playing Leeds at home than I would Everton.

43:17I feel really sorry for the fans because they don't deserve what they've had to put up with what's been served this season. It's been absolutely diabolical. And if they do get relegated, it's nothing more than they deserve because they've been awful all season. You know, you can blame, too many people blame Thomas Frank. It's not right to blame Thomas Frank. It's not right to blame Igor Tudor. The people that employed them are the people you should be looking at because it hasn't worked. So let's not be saying, you know, even he's come in and he's done okay. Deserby had a couple of decent results, but he's got the Chelsea and they've got chin.

43:49They've had other games when it's not been great. But no, not good enough. And I think, do I think they're still by the skin of their teeth? Because I think there's a chance they can maybe draw the weekend. Can they win? I don't think this takes care. They've not won at home since December. December. But even before that, Cal, I think they've probably won two games at home this season. They've got the best away record. If they were going away to get to Everton, I think maybe got more chance. But they might somehow get a draw and just escape from the skin of their teeth. Can you imagine North London?

44:16If Arsenal win the title and Tottenham go down, how that will feel to the Tottenham fans. and they don't deserve that. So what needs to change, Jamie? What would you change? Well, I think there's so many. I think that the owners really probably looking at it now thinking we haven't got this right. You know, they spent a lot of money and there are rumours that they'd like to sell if they could. And if they were to do that, because everything is in place. It's got an incredible fan base. It's got an amazing stadium, amazing training ground. But if you haven't got the players to fill that, and I said it last year, Tottenham has become a brilliant entertainment business.

44:52They get the best American football. They get Beyonce there. But it's the only club that does that. And people say, well, that's great business. And everyone kept telling me how well they run the club. But it's a football club. And in England, we do football. We don't do the American-style entertainment. So if you're going to get invested into a football club, you've got to run it the right way. I don't see Arsenal having too many games or doing too many things like that and setting their stuff. Other clubs do have gigs at their stadium. But not to the extent what Tottenham do. they're a football they're a business and a football club I don't look at them and think you're a serious football club right now and that's what they've got that's how I see it and I played there I know I was in the in the dressing rooms and I saw and I felt when I was there how do I put this I felt that there was a lack of ambition at that club and it hasn't changed I've seen it and people say well they've come close at times but when they've ever got really close they never really went for it so they're getting what they deserve people say well you always have a gut no I don't I'm just saying it as it is The only thing that surprised me is how long it's taken to get to this position they're in right now.

45:50But I still think they'll stay up, Kel. Defeat for Chelsea this evening means that it will go down to the wire for both Spurs and West Ham. You'll be able to follow that all on Sky Sports across the weekend. One club who are definitely getting the big decisions right and got one of the biggest correct when they appointed Andoni Irola of Bournemouth. And the Bournemouth boss has taken charge of his last game at the Vitality Stadium. Here he is with David Craig. Andoni, many congratulations. How do you sum up that moment? You've led this club into Europe for the very first time and potentially, not just Europe, potentially still the Champions League.

46:26Yeah, amazing night. If you probably imagine it at the beginning of the season, you don't imagine it like this. It has been so nice. I think we have already the Europa League, we have even a chance to fight for the Champions League until the last game. But I think we really deserve this for all the season, for the past season, where I think we deserved the same. And especially for the game today, we played so well. We haven't won the game, but at the end it doesn't matter. We spoke about emotion before the game, and this must have felt very surreal for you. You've been very honest and transparent that you're moving on.

47:05What were the emotions that you've gone through out there tonight in your last home game? I've enjoyed it so much. It's true that we are winning 1-0 and City is going to push you. But I was enjoying so much how we were playing, the personality. I think, OK, we had great chances to score the second one. We didn't. One-one, it's enough for us. Obviously, we wanted to win even the game. But I've enjoyed the three seasons. and even today has been a very good reflection of how this experience has been and I'm very happy for the club, for the players, for the supporters, for everyone, for the staff because I think it's the best way to finish with something that you can touch that we will enjoy next season and I cannot ask for a lot more.

47:56And how extra special was it you achieved it with a draw against one of the best sides in Europe, but potentially managed by, I think, who most people would consider the best manager in the world? What does that mean? And also a fellow countryman of yours. Yes, I think it's even more significant. Pep is the top of the top, has won everything. And I think it was a difficult game for them. because playing three days ago with the tension of a final, that is not just if you run or you don't run, it's about the tension of a final, that always for the muscles is difficult and I think we made them play a difficult game.

48:41I think they were obviously tired but they have this level, this quality we could see at the end, incredible finish and yes it makes it even more nice because when you play like this against an opposition that is so so good I think it's even more enjoyable. Your captain Mark Tabadir has been in and he spoke very glowingly about you not just personally but from the rest of the group but what would you like to say about this group of players that have taken you on this journey? I think it's a special group of players I think we haven't lost a game in the second half against any team who had Forrest to finish all the 19 games.

49:21This means that they are consistent, they are always there in the good games, in the bad games. I think especially the bond you make with the ones that have been three years with us, the ones that we arrived to their team and they've seen all the process and I think now to enjoy it with this play is for me is really special. And very finally, as I said, you've been very honest about your future. We know the new coach is coming in, but we don't know what's happening to you. You've enjoyed this love affair for three years with the Premier League. Would you love to stay here or where are you going?

49:58What's your heart and your head telling you? Right now, there is nothing about my future in my head. No, I want to celebrate this, push it even more. We have probably, let's try to maximise our options. It's going to be difficult, I know. but we will be there to try to do what we can to take the last Champions League spot and let's see after this. We haven't seen the last of you though, have we? No, no, I think he's, I still don't know where I will go but I said it before, I'm in no rush. Now I have to finish well this season, let's finish it on a very high, it's going to be a difficult high than today but after the Forest game we will start to think.

50:40Well, Andorin, we've all enjoyed working with you, We wish you and your family all the best and have a very good end to the season. Really appreciate it. Thank you. One more game to go then for Andoni Iraola as Bournemouth boss. And he's made sure tonight in the final home game of the season with that point for Bournemouth against Manchester City that not only have they gone 17 games unbeaten and that's 17 games since Antoine Semenyo was sold. So they're doing it in really difficult circumstances. they are definitely going to be playing in Europe next season. Now, depending on what happens on the final day, if Aston Villa finish in fifth place and have gone on to win the Europa League, then Bournemouth in sixth place could end up qualifying for the Champions League.

51:26And the other thing that could happen is they could overhaul Liverpool potentially on the final day of the season, finish in fifth and qualify for the Champions League automatically. How have Bournemouth got to this position, Jamie? Kelly, I thought the glory is where they held. I didn't think Bournemouth would ever get any better. And I say we because this is my area. I was born down here. I grew up. You played for it? I spent pretty much my whole childhood around this football club. I've got so much affiliation and love for it. And to see what he's done, because as I say, Eddie did incredible things.

51:54To see what he's done is nothing short of sensational. In the summer, they lost Kirkez, Sabani, Halson, Semenyo in January. And they've got better. that's impossible that doesn't happen no other manager will be able to deal with that situation never complains never explains just goes right this is how we're going to play we're going to play on the front foot we're going to be aggressive we're going to be fast they're a joy to watch every Bournemouth fan that comes here and you know we're here today Michael and I've watched so many Bournemouth games this season they are a joy and the manager I don't know what he does next because there's lots of talk there's talk about Crystal Palace I've heard Liverpool I've heard everything and I'm not going to come out on any breaking news because that didn't work very well with Semenyo I don't know where he ends up.

52:37But wherever he ends up, he is going to be remembered as an absolute great here. You know, a truly very special man that's done, with no fuss, an amazing job. And a joy to watch the team. You know, we talk about how teams play. They're a representation of you as a person, I think, as your manager. And I see a team that's full of energy. You know, I've seen Alex Scott. True fare today. How good was he? You know, he lost Kirk, but he was amazing, Michael, wasn't he? He was absolutely outstanding. down that left-hand side in terms of going forward and his cutbacks, his energy to get back, the willingness to get back as well.

53:11And replaced Kerkers, who went to Liverpool, who, as you said, was seen as, well, Bournemouth are losing a lot of their senior players. Heath Trouffer's come in, Junior Kruppi has come to the fore, and they were instrumental in this victory. Well, you wanted to talk about the game at half-time, didn't you, Jamie? This is Man City, what we're seeing here. Look, popping it around, moving it quickly. Scott looks like Bernardo Silva. Damien Silva almost, like just playing. But I'm going to get a stick for saying that. Just brilliant. Great piece of play by True Fair. The first touch is wonderful because he gets it exactly where you want.

53:43People won't understand how difficult, not difficult, but how perfect this has to be. Just that soft touch, then he opens up his body. And I've said it before, it reminds me so much of Jermaine Defoe because Jermaine was an incredible fisher. Ian Wright, beautiful finishes that could do that kind of thing and make it look so effortless. Because you see, that first touch is perfect now. He uses cushion off and just bends that right into the corner, gives the keeper no chance. Absolutely brilliant piece of play, Michael, isn't it? They're just a joy to watch. You've got that in the bag, yeah. No, definitely not like that.

54:11Not nowadays, but you're used to it. Maybe, but I was used to it. They were going to play six minutes of added time at the end of this game, seven minutes of added time at the end of this game. And when Erling Haaland got that goal on 90 plus five, was the name Aguero running through your hair, Michael? It was. I mean, Roderick, it's a post-it man. Haaland, he just needed to score a little bit earlier I mean, they were throwing everything in at this point Made loads of something, Pep And then you're just thinking, it's been a moment Can he get it? This was the moment And then you're thinking, three more minutes Can Man City get another?

54:43It wasn't meant to be, like Jamie said Because Bournemouth was so good today Yeah, and he was kept Sanessi there, that could have been a penalty We saw one a few days ago, I think we would tell So yeah, and once they had that We thought a couple of minutes, anything is still possible with a couple of free kicks, they could have put the ball into the box. Didn't quite have that moment, did they? But why are you speaking so glowingly about Bournemouth? I love them. Is it because they wear sunbags? What's wrong with you? I just feel like... It's not my fault they're the best-dressed team. I'm just...

55:13What are you talking about, Micah? Like, come on, give me a break. Listen, between your watch and your coat, we're not getting up there. I just want to know, I've got a frag-alon. I'm absolutely sweating. This is very warm in here, Kenny. We need to open that door in a minute. You've come dressed for winter. I should know, Kel, I'm from this area. It has been a momentous day for Arsenal in particular because what that result meant, as much as Bournemouth qualifying for Europe is a huge achievement for them and for Andoni Arreola, as much as City not taking the Premier League title race to the final day in what we believe might be Pep Guardiola's final season is a huge thing, Arsenal are the Premier League champions.

55:51There's still stuff to be decided, including a relegation battle, and you can follow it all on the Premier League final day. Two o 'clock for all the build-up on Sunday on Sky Sports. All the kick-offs are at four, but we'll keep you across all the different scenarios as we go through the day. One of them is that Spurs are very much in that relegation battle. There was an opportunity for them to make themselves safer. They'd either beaten Chelsea or, realistically, a draw would have been enough. But Chelsea went 2-0 up. Charleston got one back in. Spurs were beaten 2-1. All the reaction to that is on Sky Sports' main event right now and will continue on Sky Sports' Premier League.

56:31But as we've seen here at the Vitality Stadium, Bournemouth held Manchester City to a 1-1 draw. There are fireworks at the Emirates as after 22 years, after the success of the Invincible, Arsenal are Premier League champions once again.

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