Manchester City, on Sunday, made football history.

Pep Guardiola’s team defeated West Ham 3-1 at Etihad Stadium to become the first team to win the English Premier League (EPL) title four seasons in a row.

‘Cityzens’ all over the world are celebrating the victory.

City have now won six out of the past seven Premier League titles. Last term, they joined Huddersfield, Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United, twice, in winning the top flight three years in a row.

Now, they have achieved something no other side has managed since the English league was formed in 1888.

With City needing a win to be sure of holding off Arsenal, who started the final day two points behind but with a better goal difference, Phil Foden put Pep Guardiola’s side ahead after just two minutes.

The England star added another before the break and although Mohammed Kudus pulled one back, midfielder Rodri restored the home side’s two-goal cushion with a shot from the edge of the area after 59 minutes.

City survived a late scare when West Ham had a second goal ruled out by VAR for handball.

However, their victory was never seriously in doubt.

The win completed a staggering run of 19 wins and four draws since their last defeat in the league, at Aston Villa on December 6.