Arsenal supporters worldwide celebrated the club winning the Premier League title for the first time in 22 years [1].

The victory marks the end of a two-decade drought for one of England's most storied franchises, signaling a shift in the balance of power within the league.

Celebrations began Wednesday night following the season-ending match on May 19, 2024 [2]. Thousands of fans descended upon the Emirates Stadium in London to mark the achievement. The festivities extended beyond the U.S., with supporters gathering in pubs and streets across the country.

Global celebrations were reported in cities including New York and in countries such as Uganda [3]. In these locations, fans waved club colors and watched the victory on big screens [3]. The scale of the win drew attention from high-profile supporters, including Mo Farah, Hugh Laurie, and Piers Morgan [4].

Keir Starmer, the U.K. Prime Minister, joined the festivities. "Back where we belong!" Starmer said [5].

The title clinches a historic triumph that had eluded the club for more than two decades. Former player Ian Wright expressed the relief and joy shared by the fan base. "We finally did it!" Wright said [6].

Throughout the night, the atmosphere remained celebratory as the club's global community recognized the significance of the trophy. The win represents the first league crown for the team in 22 years [1].

“"Back where we belong!"”

This victory ends a 22-year period without a league title for Arsenal, restoring the club to the summit of English football. The global nature of the celebrations underscores the club's international brand reach and the emotional weight of the drought for a multi-generational fan base.