Mikel Arteta’s side arrived in South London already confirmed as Premier League champions, but the Gunners showed no signs of slowing down as they produced a composed display to secure all three points on the final day of the season.
Brazilian forward Gabriel Jesus opened the scoring for Arsenal in the first half after being set up brilliantly by Gabriel Martinelli. The visitors controlled possession for long periods and looked dangerous whenever they attacked.
Crystal Palace responded with energy in front of their home fans and pushed for an equaliser, but Arsenal’s defence remained disciplined under pressure. The Eagles eventually found a way back into the match, setting up a tense finale at Selhurst Park.
However, Arsenal restored their advantage through Noni Madueke, whose decisive strike ensured the champions ended their unforgettable campaign on a winning note.
The encounter also carried emotional significance for Arsenal supporters, as the club celebrated its first Premier League title in over two decades. Youngster Max Dowman also made headlines after becoming one of the youngest starters in Premier League history during the title-winning celebrations.
For Crystal Palace, attention now turns to their upcoming European final after a season that has seen Oliver Glasner’s side balance domestic and continental football impressively.
Arsenal’s victory caps a sensational season in which Arteta transformed the North London club into England’s dominant force once again, with the Gunners now shifting focus toward finishing the campaign with even more silverware on the European stage.