Inside Manchester City’s Party Celebrations After Historic Premier League Win

• Manchester City players partied until 5 a.m. after winning the Premier League
• Pep Guardiola's team successfully defended their title for the fourth time in a row
• Jack Grealish and Kevin De Bruyne led the players at a Greek bar in Manchester

Manchester City players headed to a club in town to celebrate winning a record-breaking Premier League title on May 19.

Pep Guardiola's side beat West Ham 3-1 to become the first side in English history to win four successive titles. They beat Arsenal to the tape, finishing two points above their former assistant manager, Mikel Arteta.

The party started at the Etihad Stadium with players enjoying a couple of beers. Goalkeeper Ederson was spotted with a wine glass.

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Later on, the players headed to Greek Restaurant Fenix, where reports indicate they partied until 5 a.m. Jack Grealish led the celebration, with the number 10 donning a £2,000 Gucci suit.

The players' partners were also part of the celebrations and among them was Guardiola's wife Christina Serra. The Telegraph reports that Kevin De Bruyne was 'slumped' in the back of a taxi as Rodri looked bleary-eyed as he came out of the restaurant.

The party threatened to get out of control after third-choice goalkeeper Scott Carson reportedly tried to fight a fellow partygoer, as reported by SportBible. Carson, who has only played 107 minutes since joining the club in 2019, was kicked out of the bar.

Guardiola will be hoping his players will be back in shape quickly to prepare for the FA Cup final, where they will face Manchester United on May 25. The Citizens are angling to become the first side to win the two domestic cups back-to-back.

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Man City players to miss out on EPL medals

Sports Brief has also reported on the four players who might not get an EPL medal. A couple of Manchester City players might fail to get a medal despite playing a part in their win this season.

Premier League rules dictate that a player should register at least five appearances to be eligible for a medal.

The league often provides 40 medals for the winning club to distribute as they see fit.