IAN WRIGHT popped a bottle of champagne with jubilant Arsenal fans as the Gunners celebrated their Premier League title triumph.
Mikel Arteta‘s side were crowned champions after Manchester City were held to a 1-1 draw by Bournemouth on the south coast.
The long-awaited moment sparked widespread celebrations among the Gunners faithful.
But few will have enjoyed the moment as much as club legend Wright, 62.
The iconic forward – who scored 185 goals for the club – endured every second of the 22-year wait for a Prem title alongside his fellow fans.
But he ended it alongside them too, joining the mass of fans on the streets of North London for a booze-soaked celebration.
Supporters packed pubs, bars and streets to celebrate becoming Premier League champions.
City can no longer catch Arsenal as it is mathematically impossible for them to win the league with one game to go.
Emotional Gooners were seen hugging, chanting and climbing onto tables as the reality of the historic achievement sank in.
Fans near the stadium flocked to classic Arsenal pre-match pubs including the World’s End in Finsbury Park, and the Tollington mere minutes away from the Emirates.
The title triumph marks Arsenal’s first Premier League crown since the famous Invincibles season under Arsene Wenger in 2004.
Arteta’s men have spent the last three seasons finishing second, but have finally gone one better by achieving the dream and winning the league.
But this time the Gunners finally got over the line to spark scenes of chaos among supporters. Pubs packed with Arsenal fans exploded at the final whistle of City’s draw.
The scenes continued long into the night as supporters celebrated one of the biggest moments in the club’s modern history.
Arteta has transformed Arsenal from top-four hopefuls into champions after years in City’s shadow. With the red half of North London finally having its crown back, Mikel Arteta‘s side can appreciate the hard work put in to transform the unrecognisable squad he inherited when he joined the club in 2019.
Fans took to social media to celebrate their club’s win -Sun.



