Arsenal Prepares Premier League Title Victory Parade, The Gunners Aim for Double Winners.

Arsenal F.C. has officially announced plans for a victory parade after securing the 2025–26 English Premier League title. The celebration will be held on Sunday, 31 May 2026 in the Islington district of London.

"We are delighted to announce that we will celebrate the league title alongside fans and the local community with a special parade across Islington, starting at 14:00 local time on Sunday, 31 May," Arsenal stated in an announcement published on the club's official website on Wednesday.

This victory parade will be held one day after Arsenal compete in the 2025–26 UEFA Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain F.C. in Budapest, Hungary on Saturday, 30 May 2026.

This schedule means Mikel Arteta's squad have the opportunity to celebrate two major trophies at the same parade, should they defeat PSG and claim the first Champions League title in the club's history.

"We hope all of you can join us for this celebration. Local residents and business operators are advised that this event will cause disruptions across multiple areas, including road closures and parking restrictions. Movement and travel access around the parade route is also expected to be impacted," the club statement added.

Full details of the parade route will be announced at a later date via Arsenal's official website.

Arsenal confirmed their status as English Premier League Champions for the 2025/2026 Season with one league match still remaining: an away fixture against Crystal Palace F.C. at Selhurst Park on Sunday 24 May.

The title was mathematically secured following Arsenal's 1-0 home win against Burnley F.C. at Emirates Stadium. On the same matchweek, their closest title rivals Manchester City F.C. only managed a 1-1 draw against AFC Bournemouth.

These results put Arsenal on 82 points, with an uncatchable lead over second-placed Manchester City who remain on 78 points.

This is Arsenal's 14th English top-flight league title, and ends a 22-year league trophy drought stretching back to the legendary "Invincibles" 2003/04 campaign under manager Arsène Wenger.

Throughout this season, Arsenal delivered consistent performances, recording 25 wins from 37 league matches. The Gunners also only suffered 5 defeats and kept 19 clean sheets, earning them the best defensive record in the division this campaign.

For attacking output, Arsenal have scored 69 goals after 37 matchweeks, ranking as the league's second highest scoring side behind Manchester City.

Arsenal now stand on the verge of completing one of the greatest seasons in the club's entire history, should they overcome PSG in the Champions League final to lift their first top-tier European trophy.