Arsenal win the Premier League title with one match remaining after Manchester City fail to secure the result they need at Bournemouth. Both outlets report that City must beat Bournemouth to keep the title race alive on the final day, but Guardiola’s side do not win the match, allowing Arsenal to claim the trophy earlier than expected. The Independent and The Mirror both say the result ends Arsenal’s long wait for the league championship, described as a 22-year drought. They also agree that Arsenal, led by Mikel Arteta, finish the season after snapping recent disappointment in which they had been runners-up for three successive seasons. The articles present the title as decided by a combination of Arsenal’s season-long progress and City’s slip-up against Bournemouth, rather than by Arsenal securing the trophy solely through their own final-day performance. With the City-Bournemouth result not falling Arsenal’s way in the title race, Arsenal’s mathematical certainty arrives one game earlier than the scheduled finale.