Arsenal trophy parade: Sea of fans paints North London red!

Thousands of fans poured onto the streets of London, firing flares into the sky, forming a spectacular ocean of people to greet the new champions Arsenal as they paraded the English Premier League trophy.

11:15 PM: The party concludes an unforgettable season.

The final buses have come to a halt, marking the end of Arsenal's victory parade. However, the celebratory atmosphere in North London is sure to linger, even though the red-and-white shirts will eventually need to be washed after this memorable festival.

11:00 PM: Calafiori stirs up the atmosphere ahead of Arsenal's celebration party.

The convoy entered the Emirates Stadium area, with Calafiori leading the chants through the microphone. The players then crossed the Danny Fiszman Bridge before getting off the bus to attend a private party with family and close friends.

10:50 PM: Rice humorously teases Arsenal with a familiar chant.

Declan Rice delighted fans as he grabbed the microphone and shouted: "Here come the set pieces, ole ole!"

The English midfielder jokingly referenced the criticism that Arsenal relied too heavily on set-piece situations this season.

10:30 PM: The moment the trophy appeared received the most passionate response from fans. When the cup was lifted, the entire stand erupted in cheers and endless applause.

10:00 PM: The whole team prepares to return to Emirates, the bus turns onto Upper Street to begin the journey back to the stadium.

9:30 PM: Arsenal goes all out—players on the bus had to rub their eyes from the thick smoke of flares but still cheered enthusiastically along with the fans.

9:00 PM: Approximately 800,000 fans followed and joined the crowd celebrating the new Premier League champions across the streets of London.

8:50 PM: Flares lit up the sky, turning London "red" as fans poured onto the streets to celebrate the championship.

8:40 PM: The stars danced, while manager Mikel Arteta and captain Martin Ødegaard paid tribute to the fans amid the fervent celebration atmosphere in London.

Despite the pain from the heartbreaking defeat in the Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain the night before, the festive mood quickly returned to the red half of London. This afternoon (local time), Arsenal's stars immediately gathered at home to take part in an emotional Premier League trophy parade. This was a historic domestic title, ending the Gunners' 22-year trophy drought as they brilliantly overthrew Manchester City's dominance.

The appeal of the newly crowned champions of the English Premier League brought all of North London to a complete standstill. According to reports from The Guardian, the number of fans flooding the streets to catch a glimpse of the silver trophy rose from 500,000 to a record 800,000 people.

The jubilant sea of people continuously set off flares, creating brilliant red smoke that blanketed the streets where the team's open-top double-decker bus passed. The crowd's heat was so intense that London police had to announce a lockdown of all roads around the Emirates Stadium until late at night to ensure safety.