Arsenal are champions of England. The league table after 37 matches shows them on 82 points, clear of Manchester City on 78. With only one round to go, the title is wrapped up and the red ribbons are ready.

How the table looks

The top six at 37 games reads: Arsenal 82 points and +43 goal difference, Man City 78 and +48, Man United 68 and +16, Aston Villa 62 and +6, Liverpool 59 and +10, Bournemouth 56 and +4. That spread at the top underlines a season where Arsenal stayed consistent across the calendar. Tie-break rules list goal difference first, then goals scored, then head-to-head, but none are needed for first place.

Why the title is already sealed

City can finish on a maximum of 81 points. Arsenal are already on 82. That simple maths confirms the Premier League trophy for 2025/26 is theirs with a match to spare.

What the numbers say about Arsenal

A haul of 82 points with a +43 goal difference tells its own story. It is the highest points total in the league table and the second-best goal difference among the top six. Efficiency over 37 fixtures has delivered the crown.

What is left on the final day

Positions behind the champions are still in motion, with City, United, Villa, Liverpool and Bournemouth occupying second to sixth. Expect a lively finish as teams look to lock in their spots. Follow the live table and match momentum on Sofascore, including real-time Sofascore Rating for every player.

Arsenal are back on top, and they did it before the last whistle of the season. All eyes now turn to the finale and the trophy lift.