Crystal Palace vs Arsenal — Premier League, Regular Season - 38 (24 May 2026)
Premier League Regular Season - 38 
Crystal Palace vs Arsenal
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Josh Kroenke says Arsenal already have more targets after the title
Josh Kroenke says Arsenal already have 'several' more targets after winning the Premier League, with summer planning under way.
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Arsenal title party sets Arteta's new standard
Arteta says Arsenal's title win changes the shirt's meaning and raises the standard after Selhurst Park, with 82 points and a fresh responsibility.
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Arsenal title win was sealed by depth, standout displays and Arteta's relief
Arsenal title win was sealed by a 2-1 victory at Crystal Palace, with Madueke rated 7.7, Jesus scoring first and Arteta admitting relief.
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Arsenal Premier League champions after 22-year wait
Mikel Arteta said the manner of Arsenal's 2-1 win at Crystal Palace mattered most after 22 years without a league title and three runner-up finishes.
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Arsenal's title win was pragmatic, and that is exactly why it worked
Arsenal title win came with 82 points, 26 goals conceded and a league-high 112 shots against packed boxes despite style criticism.
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Arsenal player ratings vs Crystal Palace: Madueke sharp, Jesus clinical and Zubimendi struggles
Arsenal beat Crystal Palace 2-1 on the final day, with Noni Madueke, Gabriel Jesus and Gabriel Martinelli standing out and Martín Zubimendi struggling.
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Arsenal's final day at Crystal Palace was really about Max Dowman
Arsenal beat Crystal Palace 2-1 as Max Dowman became the youngest Premier League starter at 16 years and 144 days in a rotated XI.
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Arsenal trophy day changes explained by Arteta
Mikel Arteta explained Arsenal's final-day changes, saying title contributors deserved their moment and Max Dowman earned a first PL start.
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Mikel Merino injury return gives Arsenal a late boost
Mikel Merino is back in Arsenal training after a rare foot injury, giving the club a timely boost before the Champions League final.
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Arsenal Champions League final prep gets a lift as Mikel Merino returns to training
Arsenal's title week has shifted to squad management, with Mikel Merino back on grass and Saka, Raya and Saliba indoors before Budapest.
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Arsenal injury news turns into a summer squad audit
Arsenal’s Crystal Palace preview is really a squad audit, with David Raya a minor doubt, Timber and White out, and exit talk building.
Lineups & ratings
- 3 Tyrick Mitchell for D. Munoz
- 10 Yéremy Pino for I. Sarr
- 20 Adam Wharton for D. Kamada
- 29 Evann Guessand for A. Wharton
- 14 Jean Philippe Mateta for J. S. Larsen
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- 11
- 23
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- 6 Gabriel Magalhães for R. Calafiori
- 29 Kai Havertz for C. Norgaard
- 23 Mikel Merino for M. Dowman
- 10 Eberechi Eze for Gabriel Jesus
- 14 Viktor Gyökeres for N. Madueke
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- 8
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- 3 Tyrick Mitchell for D. Munoz
- 10 Yéremy Pino for I. Sarr
- 20 Adam Wharton for D. Kamada
- 29 Evann Guessand for A. Wharton
- 14 Jean Philippe Mateta for J. S. Larsen
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- 11
- 23
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- 6 Gabriel Magalhães for R. Calafiori
- 29 Kai Havertz for C. Norgaard
- 23 Mikel Merino for M. Dowman
- 10 Eberechi Eze for Gabriel Jesus
- 14 Viktor Gyökeres for N. Madueke
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- 8
- 35
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