Manchester City's controversial win – a one-team Premier League?

The club's record success has been marred by allegations of financial foul play – and being just plain 'boring'

Manchester City's winning Premier League team 23/24
Manchester City have lifted the cup for four years in a row
(Image credit: Alex Livesey-Danehouse / Getty Images)

Manchester City have proven they are "the great untouchables of the Premier League" by securing a historic fourth successive title, said the BBC's Phil McNulty.

In beating rivals Arsenal and Liverpool to clinch victory yet again, Pep Guardiola's "all-conquering" team have "rewritten the record books". Yet their latest win "will barely provoke excessive comment", McNulty added.

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Rebekah Evans joined The Week as newsletter editor in 2023 and has written on subjects ranging from Ukraine and Afghanistan to fast fashion and "brotox". She started her career at Reach plc, where she cut her teeth on news, before pivoting into personal finance at the height of the pandemic and cost-of-living crisis. Social affairs is another of her passions, and she has interviewed people from across the world and from all walks of life. Rebekah completed an NCTJ with the Press Association and has written for publications including The Guardian, The Week magazine, the Press Association and local newspapers.