Premier League finale: Manchester City made history with 4 consecutive titles, Arsenal runners-up, and Liverpool bid farewell to Uncle Scum

2024-05-20 07:29:37

Premier League finale: Manchester City made history with 4 consecutive titles, Arsenal runners-up, and Liverpool bid farewell to Uncle Scum

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2024-05-20 06:36Posted in Shandong Sports Creators

In the early morning of May 20, the final round of the 2023-24 Premier League season ended. Manchester City sealed their fourth successive title with a win, with Arsenal finishing second by two points, Liverpool and Aston Villa in third and fourth respectively, and Manchester United finishing eighth after a failed season.

Premier League finale: Manchester City made history with 4 consecutive titles, Arsenal runners-up, and Liverpool bid farewell to Uncle Scum

Manchester City 3-1 West Ham United. Foden gave City the lead with a world strike just two minutes into the game, and Foden doubled his advantage in the 18th minute. In the 43rd minute, Kudus helped West Ham United recover a goal. In the 60th minute, Rodri slotted home to give City a 3-1 lead.

Arsenal 2-1 Everton. In the 40th minute, Gay scored from a free kick to give Everton a 1-0 lead for the hosts. In the 43rd minute, Kenhiro Tomiyasu pushed and scored, and Arsenal tied the score 1-1. Odegaard provided the assist in the 90th minute and Kai Havertz set up Arsenal's winning goal.

In the other games, Liverpool won 2-0 at home to Wolverhampton Wanderers and saw off Jurgen Klopp with a victory. Aston Villa lost 5-0 to Crystal Palace in the closing game and beat Bournemouth 2-1 to make it the final run of five consecutive wins. Manchester United won 2-0 at Brighton, Newcastle beat Brentford 4-2, Luton Town lost 4-2 at Fulham and Tottenham beat Sheffield United 3-0.

Manchester City won the Premier League title with 91 points, achieving an unprecedented fourth consecutive title. Arsenal finished runners-up with 89 points, their second consecutive Premier League runner-up finish. Liverpool and Aston Villa secured two other Champions League places. Tottenham Hotspur and Chelsea finished fifth and sixth respectively, while Newcastle United and Manchester United finished seventh and eighth respectively.

In terms of relegated teams, Sheffield United only got 16 points from 38 games, and fell to the bottom of the Championship. The other two promoted teams, Burnley and Luton, have also fallen to next season's Championship.

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