Champions Arsenal Finish Premier League Season on High with Win at Palace
Gabriel Jesus and Noni Madueke scored as Mikel Arteta rotated his lineup before next week’s Champions League final.
- On Sunday, Premier League champions Arsenal defeated Crystal Palace 2-1 at Selhurst Park, capping their historic season with a 26th victory.
- Manager Mikel Arteta fielded a heavily rotated squad after clinching the league title on Tuesday, prioritizing rest for key players ahead of Saturday's Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain.
- Striker Gabriel Jesus and Noni Madueke scored for the Gunners, while 16-year-old Max Dowman made history as the youngest player to start a Premier League match.
- Midfielder Adam Wharton suffered an ankle injury during the match, casting significant doubt over his availability for Palace's Europa Conference League final on Wednesday.
- Arsenal now turns focus toward completing a momentous double by winning on Europe's grandest stage for the first time in their 144-year history, while Eberechi Eze made a late return for Palace.
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Arsenal on Sunday became the first team in Premier League history to neither concede a penalty nor receive a red card in a single campaign, according to OptaJoe. This follows the conclusion of the 2025/26 Premier League season on Sunday evening. Arsenal defeated Crystal Palace 2-1 in their final match of the Premier League campaign. Two goals from Noni Madueke and Gabriel Jesus gave Mikel Arteta’s side the win against Palace at Selhurst Park. Th…
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