Fans of Arsenal F.C. flooded the streets of north London on Tuesday night after the club secured their first Premier League title in 22 years in dramatic fashion.
The jubilant scenes erupted after Manchester City F.C. failed to defeat AFC Bournemouth, confirming Arsenal as champions of England for the fourth time in their history.
Thousands of supporters gathered outside the Emirates Stadium, setting off red flares, waving flags and chanting into the night as emotions overflowed across north London.
It marked Arsenal’s first league triumph since legendary former manager Arsène Wenger guided the club to glory in 2004.
Fans packed iconic pre-match pubs including the Drayton Park Arms, the World’s End in Finsbury Park and the Tollington, where wild celebrations broke out immediately after the title was confirmed.
Supporters were seen popping champagne, hugging one another, climbing onto tables and singing club anthems as decades of frustration finally came to an end.
Across London, drivers blared their horns while ecstatic fans waved Arsenal shirts from car windows and rooftops in scenes of pure euphoria.
For many younger supporters, Tuesday night represented the first time they had ever witnessed Arsenal crowned champions, as celebrations were expected to continue deep into the night.
Under manager Mikel Arteta, Arsenal have now completed one of the most remarkable title-winning campaigns in recent Premier League history, finally restoring the club to the summit of English football.
