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Wenger bows out with a win

Agencies, London
Arsene Wenger enjoyed a rare away victory as Arsenal's fans and players saluted the end of his
managerial reign with a 1-0 win at Huddersfield Town in the Premier League on Sunday.
Frenchman Wenger, who is leaving the club after almost 22 years in charge, was given a guard of honour by both sets of players before the kickoff and then walked to the visiting Arsenal supporters to acknowledge them.
The decisive goal came when Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang slid in at the back post to convert a low cross from Aaron Ramsey in the 38th minute. Arsenal ended the season in sixth place, their lowest finish during Wenger's time at the club, but at least they managed their first away win of 2018.
"It is going to be strange without him next season but he has been brilliant and we will forever be thankful," Ramsey said.
Acknowledgment of Wenger's final - and 1,235th - game in charge took place before kickoff.
Once the action was under way, a plane flew over the ground carrying the banner "Merci
Arsene - we'll miss you ”.
In the 22nd minute, the entire ground stood to applaud Wenger, whose achievements - including three Premier League titles, seven FA Cups and a 49 game unbeaten run - were celebrated in song by the travelling North London supporters.
"Of course it is very emotional after 1,235 games for the same club. To enjoy it we had to win it, winning football games is what makes me happy and the boys did it. It was a good day for everyone with Huddersfield staying up too," said Wenger.
He added that there was no sense of relief that his farewell period had come to a close. "Not really, I'm sad," he said. "At some stage it has to end, I wish everyone well, the fans have been great until the end and I wish the club well forthe future.
"It will be hard to adjust of course but I will have to deal with that. I want to wish this group of players well and the staff coming in, 1 will remain an Arsenal fan above everything else." CITY REACH 100 POINTS
At the same time, Manchester City became the first Premier League side to reach 100 points as the champions capped their memorable season in style thanks to a 1-0 win at Southampton.
Pep Guardiola’s side have been focused on rewriting the record books since clinching the English title almost a month ago and they added one last landmark achievement on the final day of the season.
Gabriel Jesus struck with virtually the last kick at St Mary's to take City to the century mark in suitably dramatic fashion.