Bournemouth 1-1 Manchester City result: Pep Guardiola's side concede title race as Arsenal end 22-year wait

Arsenal have been crowned Premier League champions for the first time in 22 years after Manchester City failed to win away to Bournemouth on Tuesday.

Junior Kroupi had put The Cherries in front in the first half, with Erling Haaland's added-time equaliser not enough for Pep Guardiola's team. The draw secured Bournemouth European football for the first time in their 127-year history.

City had to take three points to ensure that the title race went to the final day, but they were undone by Andoni Iraola’s side in the Basque's final home game in charge, extending their unbeaten run to 17 league games.

Antoine Semenyo had a goal ruled out for offside on his return to Vitality Stadium, as City started on the front foot. However, Bournemouth had a lot to play for themselves, with a maiden European campaign on the horizon, knowing a point would confirm at least UEFA Europa League football.

And it was the hosts who drew first blood on a pivotal night on the South Coast, as 19-year-old Kroupi curled a sensational effort into the far top corner.

Substitute David Brooks had two one-on-one opportunities to seal victory late on, but one was expertly saved by Donnarumma while he struck the post with the other.

Haaland fired in off the post in the sixth minute of added time but it was not enough to stop Arsenal from becoming champions with a game to spare.

Arsenal are the champions of England for the first time in 22 years!

Rodri strikes the post and Haaland thrashes the follow up into the net!

That could be HUGE! But do City have time to get another??

But Marmoush sends it into the wall!

There will be SIX minutes added at the end of the second half for City to save their Premier League season.

Meanwhile, Bournemouth are closing in on Europe.

Brooks is through one-on-one, but smashes the ball against the post!

He's had two chances, both on a plate, to make this 2-0 and wrap things up.

David Brooks gets the ball in the box all alone but strikes his first-time effort at Donnarumma.

Bournemouth recycle the ball and Evanilson's effort is just wide.

There's not long for Arsenal fans to wait now... It's almost party time in North London.

Ironically, it looked as though Bournemouth might have prevented Arsenal from winning the title when they beat them 2-1 at Emirates Stadium a few weeks ago.

They will have certainly made up for it if they get this one over the line!

It really is now or never for City if Guardiola is going to have a chance at winning the title - in what might be his last chance!

Petrovic rises high to claim the ball but drops it and O'Reilly is ready to pounce, but the goalkeeper just about recovers.

Guardiola is looking to keep things fresh in attack.

City are continuing to apply pressure, but with no real conviction.

It's very scrappy when they do get in the box, as the desperation creeps in.

Rayan tests the goalkeeper at his near post and, despite a deflection off O'Reilly, does well to make the save and turn it behind for a corner.

We've ticked over the 65-minute mark and the visitors are going to have to throw everything at Bournemouth if they are to prevent missing out on the Premier League title for the second successive season.

As for Bournemouth, they're heading for a 17th top-flight game unbeaten!

And sends an effort flying well over the bar.

Following a Bournemouth corner, the ball drops to Rayan at the back post, who has his back to goal, but swivels on the spot before smashing the ball against the foot of the post.

Bournemouth are on top at the moment.

Bournemouth charge forward once more as the ball is set up perfectly for Kroupi on the edge of the box, but he blasts this one over!

And a statement of intent as THREE forwards come on.

Phil Foden, Rayan Cherki and Savinho are introduced as Bernardo Silva, Kovacic and Semenyo are all replaced.