I really hoped to see West Ham winning the title and they did it. Managing to do this in regular time is another impressive feat by West Ham. Actually the winner goal came in the last minutes and this didn't give Fiorentina much time to score another goal. Fiorentina were really good at answering first but this time the time wasn't enough for it.
I appreciate their effort as well but congratulations to West Ham on this dedicated effort and win at the end. I was waiting for a close score and it really happened. Italian teams are indeed having a bad season now.
No cap, that was wild. The Irons clinching the championship within the standard play - blew my mind, bro! Fiorentina, meanwhile, must be SMH-ing all over the place for taking a nap when the final moments were ticking away. I mean, who goes on vacation before the clock stops?
Yet, we gotta address this - the fall from grace that Italian teams have been experiencing lately. It's akin to seeing a once proud king of beasts losing its terrifying bellow. Is it wrong to admit we kinda love to see it? After all, football isn't always rainbows and sunshine, it gives, and boy, it takes.
Ponder this though - could this be a harbinger of what lies ahead? Are we smack in the middle of a seismic shift in European football's power dynamics?