On Sunday, Manchester City celebrated their record fourth consecutive Premier League title under brightening skies, with fans flooding the streets to cheer their heroes once more.

City showcased their dominance by concluding the title race with a decisive 3-1 victory over West Ham United on the final day of the season, amassing 91 points, two more than Arsenal.

This achievement marks them as the first English club to secure four league titles in a row.

Players and staff waved to the jubilant fans as confetti rained down and blue smoke flares lit up the route of the open-top bus parade, just hours after thousands participated in the Great Manchester Run.

Despite the previous day's FA Cup final loss to arch-rivals Manchester United, 2-1, the weather and the anti-climax could not dampen the celebration.

Flags, bananas, and even a blow-up Jack Grealish dummy were held aloft in triumph.

"We're delighted with this season but we want to go back and try and win more," said player of the year Phil Foden, who scored 19 league goals.

"It's the hunger inside me to win trophies. We have a great group. It's been a special season.

Obviously it's something nobody's done before, an incredible feeling, we couldn't have done it without the staff or the fans," he added.

Portugal international Bernardo Silva also expressed City's ambition to continue winning trophies and their disappointment over losing the FA Cup.

"Obviously last night was frustrating but we have to forget that and celebrate four in a row. It's been a very good season for us," he said.

After securing the treble last year, Pep Guardiola's team added the Super Cup and Club World Cup to their collection this season, along with the Premier League title.

The Spanish manager, who was honored as Premier League Manager of the Year, smiled and enjoyed the celebrations with the fans, even though he took responsibility for his team's failure to achieve a second consecutive domestic double.