Arsenal Secures Record 14th Consecutive Final-Day Win with Odegaard Late Strike

Arsenal concluded their Premier League season with a 2-1 victory at Southampton, securing second place and setting a new record for most consecutive final-day wins in the top flight. Kieran Tierney scored in his final match for Arsenal before returning to Celtic, giving the Gunners an early lead, while Martin Ødegaard sealed the win with a stoppage-time strike. Southampton, already relegated, fought back with Ross Stewart equalizing in the second half, but Arsenal's resilience prevailed despite pressure and disallowed goals. Manager Mikel Arteta, banned from the touchline due to suspension, was seen discussing summer recruitment with co-chair Josh Kroenke, highlighting the club's plans for strengthening the squad. The match also drew attention to Arsenal's women's team, who recently won the European championship under Renée Slegers, providing inspiration for the men's side. Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya shared the Golden Glove award for the season, underlining the team's defensive solidity despite the competitive final day.