Arsenal Daily Briefing

The day-after debrief: Arsenal have confirmed a victory parade for May 31 in Islington, Arteta is close to signing a bumper new contract with a massive pay rise, Kroupi and Julián Álvarez are among the summer transfer targets, and Timber's Champions League fitness is in serious doubt as Koeman warns things "do not look rosy."

Arsenal are Premier League champions for the first time in 22 years. Bournemouth held Man City to a 1-1 draw on Tuesday night — Junior Kroupi scored first, Haaland levelled late, but it wasn't enough. Arteta's squad gathered at London Colney to watch the full-time whistle arrive. Mass celebrations followed across North London, at the Emirates, and even in Downing Street.

Arsenal survived a nerve-shredding second half to beat Burnley 1-0 thanks to a Kai Havertz header off a Saka corner. They sit five points clear. Tonight, Manchester City host Bournemouth — if City drop points, Arsenal are champions before Sunday. If not, Crystal Palace on May 24 is the decider. We break down the win, the title maths, the Havertz VAR scare, and what Crystal Palace's manager just said.