Manchester City celebrated their fourth consecutive Premier League title with a 3-1 victory over West Ham United on the final day of the season. Jack Grealish, despite being an unused substitute, was at the heart of the party, sharing clips on social media and singing songs. The celebrations lasted well into the early hours, with players enjoying a meal at a Manchester restaurant. Grealish, along with other stars like Erling Haaland and Phil Foden, were seen leaving the venue in the early morning.
The players were joined by their partners at the celebrations, with Swiss defender Manuel Akanji and John Stones among those seen with their wives. Manager Pep Guardiola hinted at the possibility of leaving City in the near future, despite expressing his desire to stay for another season. The team secured the title with a midweek victory over Tottenham, going into the final game with Arsenal hot on their heels. However, a brace from Foden helped City secure the needed win against West Ham, with Arsenal falling short despite their victory over Everton.
While City’s four consecutive league wins are an incredible achievement, they fell short of repeating their Treble success from last season. They still have a chance at a domestic double if they win the FA Cup final against Manchester United. However, their hopes in the Champions League were dashed by Real Madrid in the quarter-finals. Midfielder Bernardo Silva expressed the team’s pride and happiness at their fourth consecutive title win, recognizing the small margins that helped them stay ahead of their competitors.
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As City celebrated their title win, fans and players alike reflected on the team’s accomplishments and future prospects. The focus now shifts to the FA Cup final and the team’s aspirations for future success in both domestic and European competitions. Guardiola’s potential departure adds an element of uncertainty to the team’s future, despite his desire to stay for another season. The celebrations and reflections on City’s achievements serve as a testament to their dominance in English football and their ambitions for continued success.
