In a remarkable display of dominance, Manchester City secured their fourth consecutive Premier League title with a 3-1 victory over West Ham United. Pep Guardiola's men made history by becoming the first team ever to achieve this incredible feat.

Heading into the final day of the season, Manchester City had a two-point lead over second-placed Arsenal. Fully aware of the magnitude of the match, City wasted no time in asserting their dominance. Phil Foden's brace in the opening 18 minutes put them in a commanding position.

West Ham United managed to pull one back just before halftime with Mohammed Kudus finding the back of the net. However, Rodri's second-half goal sealed the victory for Manchester City, ensuring a well-deserved title celebration for the team and their fans.

While Arsenal clinched the second spot in the league, finishing two points behind City, it was Manchester City's extraordinary consistency and skill that made them the undisputed champions. They have now won six out of the last seven Premier League titles, establishing themselves as the perennial favorites season after season.

This remarkable achievement further solidifies Manchester City's era of dominance in English football. With the FA Cup final still to come, they have the opportunity to add another trophy to their already impressive collection this season.

The final standings of the Premier League once again highlighted Manchester City's supremacy, with Sheffield United falling to Tottenham 3-0, Luton Town losing 4-2 to Fulham, Manchester United defeating Brighton 2-0, and Crystal Palace triumphing over Aston Villa 5-0. Other matches saw Chelsea defeating Bournemouth 2-1, and Brentford losing 4-2 against Newcastle United.

The intense battle for the title race on the last day of the season made for captivating football. Over at Arsenal, the match against Everton took a dramatic turn when Idrissa Gueye scored first for the Toffees, only for Takehiro Tomiyasu to equalize just three minutes later. However, Kai Havertz's 90th-minute goal secured a come-from-behind victory for the Gunners.

In a day that witnessed a flurry of goals, with Brentford, Chelsea, and Fulham all finding the net early in the second half, anticipation reached a fever pitch. The atmosphere was electric as news of West Ham's goal briefly set pulses racing, followed by Arsenal's swift response.

Meanwhile, elsewhere in the league, Burnley managed to reduce the deficit against Nottingham Forest but ultimately fell short, while Liverpool recorded a record-breaking 1223rd goal of the season.

Manchester City's success is a testament to their unwavering dominance, exceptional teamwork, and tactical brilliance under the guidance of Pep Guardiola. Their achievements will go down in Premier League history, and they will undoubtedly aim to continue their reign in the seasons to come.