Founded on February 20, 1992, the Premier League was established as a breakaway from the Football League First Division, with the aim of maximizing commercial revenue and raising the profile of English football. It quickly gained recognition for its high level of competition and the quality of play.

The Premier League’s growth in the 1990s and 2000s was marked by the arrival of star players and high-profile managers, contributing to its global popularity. Clubs like Manchester United and Arsenal became dominant forces, while the league’s exciting style of play attracted audiences from around the world.

In the 2010s and 2020s, the Premier League continued to solidify its status as a global football powerhouse, known for its intense competition and the presence of international stars. Today, it stands as one of the most-watched and financially lucrative football leagues, celebrated for its thrilling matches and significant impact on the global football landscape.

With a 3-1 win at home against West Ham on Sunday, the club has earned an unprecedented fourth consecutive English Premier League title. It was its sixth championship in the past seven seasons, a feat never accomplished before.

Arsenal, despite its best season since “The Invincibles” went undefeated in 2003–04, fell just two points short in the table. The Gunners (28-5-5) won 2-1 at home against Everton on Sunday.

Phil Foden, voted EPL Player of the Season earlier this week, notched the first two goals for Manchester City (28-7-3), at the 2nd and 18th minute, respectively.