Record: Manchester City’s Fourth League Title

Manchester City won the English Premier League football title for the fourth time in a row after beating West Ham United three to one in the last round of the competition on Sunday.

City scored its goals through Phil Foden, who scored two goals in the 2nd and 18th minutes, and Roberto Rodri in the 59th minute.

In the 42nd minute, Ghanaian Mohammed Kudus scored West Ham’s only goal, and with this victory, Manchester City’s balance rose to 91 points at the top, while West Ham’s balance froze at 52 points in ninth place.

Manchester City started the match strongly and advanced in the second minute thanks to a goal from Foden, with a pass from Bernardo Silva, where he shot a strong left ball from outside the penalty area and settled in the upper corner of the goal.

City was not satisfied with this goal, but created several other opportunities, including shots from Kevin De Bruyne and Jeremy Doku, before Foden added the second goal in the 18th minute with a direct shot from a cross pass from Doku.

Erling Haaland wasted a third opportunity for City in the 24th minute, and De Bruyne and Doku shot other strong shots in the following minutes without avail.

In the second half, Rodri added the third goal for City in the 59th minute, after benefiting from a ball outside the penalty area and shot a low ball that hit the near post and settled in the net.

West Ham tried to compensate in the second half and Mohammed Kudus scored their only goal in the 42nd minute, after an amazing shot from inside the penalty area.

The referee canceled a goal for West Ham in the 88th minute, after it was determined because of a hand touch on Tomas Soucek.

With this victory, Manchester City became the first team to win the English Premier League title four times in a row, under the leadership of their coach Pep Guardiola.

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