Arsenal squandered a 428-day lead, allowing Manchester City to win their third straight League title on Saturday. Arsenal's loss to Nottingham Forest also ensured a Premier League spot for the latter for the next season. City now have an unassailable four-point lead over The Gunners, who have just one game remaining. This was City's seventh Premier League title in 12 years, a phase that has witnessed them turn into a Goliath-like team. Arsenal's inexplicable implosion must hurt seeing how they led by eight points on April 1, but since, have only won only two out of the eight games they have played. Forest's Taiwo Awoniyi secured an early lead for the visitors, scoring in the 19th minute, which they maintained throughout the evening. Forest entered the top flight for the first time last year since 1999.