Arsenal fans celebrate their team's Premier League title as they become champions for the first time in 22 years.
Follow Daily Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score, team news and updates as Bournemouth welcome Manchester City to Vitality Stadium in the Premier League , with Oliver Holt and Jack Gaughan reporting from the ground. 20:44 Arsenal fans celebrateBy Lewis Browning Arsenal fans are everywhere in north London, as you'd expect.
They are champions of England for the first time in 22 years. Mikel Arteta and his side can now enjoy the rest of the week - and season - before the Champions League final. 20:39Redknapp: 'They have found a way'By Lewis BrowningJamie Redknapp, former Liverpool midfielder, Sky Sports: They have showed they have got bottle, they've showed a lot of character and resilience. It has not always been pretty, but they have been the best side this year.
This year they have found their way and it is an amazing achievement.20:34North London reactsBy Lewis BrowningYou can see here how the Arsenal fans have reacted outside the Emirates. Some pictures will drop soon. But they are there, celebrating, and they will do so for a long time yet. You cannot blame them. 20:30City players distraughtBy Lewis BrowningCity's players are distraught.
They head over to the away fans, and they look gutted. They are serenaded by their fans. It's been a journey. But City fall short.
More chants of one more year for Guardiola. 20:26Arsenal win first title for 22 yearsBy Lewis BrowningWell then. Did any of us expect that tonight? Sky are showing pictures outside the Emirates. And the fans are there, going crazy!
Arsenal are Premier League champions. Man City have blown it with a game to go. Stick with us for all the reaction. 20:25Breaking:ARSENAL ARE PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONSBy Lewis BrowningAND THAT IS IT! Manchester City fail to beat Bournemouth and Arsenal are Premier League champions for the first time in 22 years.
Take it in, Gunners fans, take it in. There is little doubt they have been the best team of the last season. And finally, after three years of coming second, they have done it. Celebrations will go long into the night.
Arsenal win the Premier League! Mikel Arteta's men end 22-year waitArsenal have been crowned Premier League champions, ended a 22-year wait for the English title since the Invincibles team of 2004. 20:25, 96'FULL-TIME: Bournemouth 1-1 Man CityBy Lewis BrowningTruffert goes into the book and City will send this free kick forward. Savinho wins it. He'll put it in.
Cherki gets in the way of Rodri's effort! It's done! 20:24'Surely too late'By Jack Gaughan At Vitality StadiumNot the ending that Pep Guardiola will want or perhaps deserve but Bournemouth have been electric tonight. Hell of a final day for them now with Champions League qualification on the line. The Vitality has been rocking all evening.
Incredible that Andoni Iraola is taking them into Europe and won’t be the manager! Spoke too soon, City had looked beaten! Surely too late…20:23, 95'Goal:Bournemouth 1-1 Man City By Lewis BrowningRodri and Kluivert clash with the Dutchman hitting the ground, before leaping up and confronting his opponent. A yellow for both.
Ball forward for City is away by Scott. Oh, Kluivert absolutely bodies Rodri! Right on the edge of the box, and he is winded. He's lucky to avoid a second yellow - and penalty - there.
This needs to go in. Marmoush is going to take it. Straight into the wall. Bournemouth counter but Kluivert loses it.
IT'S IN! HAALAND! IS IT TOO LATE?! Bournemouth fail to clear, it comes off the post, and Haaland scores! 20:20, 93'Bournemouth 1-0 Man CityBy Lewis BrowningOne last push for City but it's going to be too little, too late.
HERE'S BROOKS AGAIN! HE HAS TO SCORE! NO! OFF THE POST!
MY WORD! He is one on one! The game should be done. Six minutes added on.
Bournemouth fans are singing loud. Let's not forget their European qualification in all of this. Three minutes of stoppage time remain now. 20:17, 90'SUBS! Bournemouth 1-0 Man CityBy Lewis BrowningBall for Haaland isn't good enough and Smith heads back to Petrovic.
Kluivert then wins a free-kick. Ball forward to Marmoush is dealt with. Haaland floors Smith and then Evanilson wins a free kick. Lewis Cook is being readied by Bournemouth.
Tavernier's cross finds Brooks, and he should score! But Donnarumma saves. Evanilson then shoots, but curls wide! Cook is on for Evanilson.
Unal on for Smith, too. Arsenal fans, get those party poppers ready... 20:12, 85'SUB! Bournemouth 1-0 Man CityBy Lewis BrowningGreat ball in from Savinho and O'Reilly wins it. Petrovic gathers the looping ball, drops it, then gathers it again.
Time is ticking away rapidly for City now. They still need two, remember. A free-kick now for City. Think they may send this one in.
A sub first for City. Brooks on for Rayan. In the ball goes by Foden. Rodri heads out. Key UpdatesTOP STORIES
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