Manchester City secured their Premier League title with a stunning last-minute victory over Arsenal at the Etihad Stadium on Sunday.
Fellaini, who had been struggling for form throughout the season, scored his first goal since joining from Real Madrid on loan earlier this month to help seal the deal. The Belgian striker's header from close range put City up 2-1 just moments before the final whistle, and he added another late strike to secure the win.
The match was marred by controversy when Arsenal midfielder Jack Wilshere was sent off after receiving a second yellow card in the 98th minute. However, City's defensive solidity and attacking prowess proved too much for their opponents, who struggled to find the back of the net as they fell short of the title.
City manager Pep Guardiola celebrated the win, saying: "We knew it would be tough against Arsenal, but we showed great character and resilience today. We deserved this win and I'm proud of my players."
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger expressed disappointment with the result, saying: "It's a shame we couldn't finish the job. We were so close to winning and could have taken all three points. It's a big blow for us, but we'll learn from this and move forward."
The victory leaves Manchester City eight points clear of Chelsea in the table and gives them a strong chance of defending their title next season. Meanwhile, Arsenal will need to improve if they want to challenge for the title again this year.