Manchester City has cemented its place in history. With a 3-1 home victory against West Ham on Sunday, the club secured an unprecedented fourth consecutive English Premier League title, marking its sixth championship in the past seven seasons—a feat unmatched in league history.

Arsenal, despite having its best season since the “Invincibles” went undefeated in 2003–04, finished just two points short of the top spot. The Gunners (28-5-5) closed their campaign with a 2-1 home win against Everton on Sunday.

Phil Foden, recently voted EPL Player of the Season, scored the first two goals for Manchester City (28-7-3) at the 2nd and 18th minutes. Reflecting on his early success, Foden said, “I believe in scoring a bit too early,” adding that his second goal “settled us a little bit.”

West Ham’s Mohammed Kudus briefly gave Arsenal fans hope with a spectacular bicycle kick off a corner in the 42nd minute, but it was not enough. Manchester City sealed the game—and the season—with Rodri’s goal in the 59th minute.

This victory brings Manchester City’s total EPL titles to eight, the second most in history behind Manchester United’s 13. It also marks Pep Guardiola’s 12th league championship in 15 seasons as a manager. His six English top-flight titles are second only to Sir Alex Ferguson’s 13.