Arsenal Seal Their English Premier League Title With Victory In The Final Match

Arsenal concluded their 2025/26 Premier League campaign with a 2-1 victory over Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park on Sunday 24 May 2026. This result capped off the title celebrations for The Gunners, who had already secured their position as this season's Premier League Champions prior to this fixture.

This final matchday win preserves momentum for Mikel Arteta's side ahead of the 2025/26 Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain. Furthermore, their dominant performance at Palace's home ground demonstrated Arsenal's Consistency all the way through to the final week of the domestic campaign.

Arsenal's two winning goals were scored by Gabriel Jesus and Noni Madueke. The hosts only managed a late reply through Jean-Philippe Mateta in the closing minutes of the match.

The three additional points cemented Arsenal at the top of the league table with a final total of 85 points. Crystal Palace finished the season in 15th position, ending the campaign with 45 total points.

From the opening kickoff, the North London club played aggressively and controlled proceedings. Just three minutes into the match, Gabriel Jesus came close to opening the scoring, only for his strike to crash against the Palace goalpost.

The Brazilian forward created another clear chance in the 11th minute when he broke through one-on-one with Dean Henderson, but the Palace Goalkeeper produced an outstanding save.

Palace briefly threatened in the 14th minute via a headed effort from Daniel Munoz, which was denied by Arsenal shot-stopper Kepa Arrizabalaga.

Arsenal maintained their dominance throughout the entire first half. Gabriel Jesus had another opportunity in the 21st minute, but his header drifted wide of the target.

Arsenal finally broke the deadlock just before half time. In the 42nd minute, Gabriel Martinelli played a perfectly weighted through ball that Gabriel Jesus converted cleanly to put Arsenal 1-0 ahead.

Arsenal did not ease off the pressure following the restart. The Gunners doubled their advantage in the 48th minute from a set piece routine.

From an incoming corner kick, Kai Havertz flicked a header across the face of goal into the path of Noni Madueke. The English winger finished without difficulty to extend the scoreline to 2-0.

After establishing a two goal lead, Arsenal settled into a controlled rhythm, managing the match tempo comfortably.

The hosts only pulled a goal back to make it 2-1 in the 89th minute, via a header from Jean-Philippe Mateta.

Arsenal closed out the fixture with the 2-1 victory, Putting the perfect finishing touch on their 2025/26 Premier League title winning campaign.

This result provides valuable positive momentum for The Gunners ahead of their upcoming Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain.