Arsenal ended the 2025/26 Premier League season as domestic champions for the first time in over two decades. After a disappointing 2024/25 campaign and FA Cup heartbreak in March, they responded with a strong run that secured the title with time to spare against Manchester City. Arsenal also finished the season without receiving a red card or conceding a penalty, a first in top-flight history. Their defensive discipline helped define their campaign, and they closed the league season with a 2-0 win away at Crystal Palace. Attention then shifted to their upcoming Champions League match against PSG in Budapest.
"Nevertheless, despite suffering public FA Cup heartbreak as they fell to a 2-0 loss back in March, the Gunners came roaring back in a sensational fashion and shattered plenty of long-standing records. Clinching a first Premier League title since way back in 2004 and fending off Man City's late charge with time to spare eventually, Arsenal have also become the first club in top-flight history to go a whole campaign without receiving a red card or giving away a penalty."
"Gaining a fearsome reputation for their defensive grit, the Gunners have cemented their spot as England's new poster boy and they signed off their record-breaking domestic campaign with a 2-0 win away at Crystal Palace. Crowned domestic title-winners for the first time in over two decades, Arteta's full attention will now fall on Saturday's trip to Budapest for their iconic Champions League showdown against reigning European champions PSG."
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