Fulham are in seventh heaven, after sealing the second-tier Championship title with a 7-0 win over Luton Town, giving them an unassailable lead at the top of the standings, with a game to spare.
Fulham had already sealed promotion to the top-flight Premier League last month, after they were guaranteed a top-two finish.
The full-time whistle was followed by a pitch invasion at Craven Cottage, as selfie-hunting fans mobbed the players, before they were ushered off for the trophy presentation.
The London club has also became the first team in two decades to score more than a 100 goals (106) in a single season in the second tier, as six different players found the back of the net against Luton.
Fulham were led by a brace from Serbian striker and topscorer Aleksandar Mitrovic, who has now scored 43 goals in 43 games this season - a record for the division, since the Premier League was founded in 1992.
"To do it at home in front of your fans, to be champions of the league - no matter whatever league, whatever standard - that lives forever," said Tom Cairney, whose opening goal was also Fulham's 100th goal of the season.
"We create a hell of a lot of chances... it also tells you about a person [Mitrovic] who is a special talent - 43 Championship goals is astounding. He deserves all the plaudits, he's a top, top striker."
Fulham will finish their season with a trip to fifth-placed Sheffield United on Saturday. The result leaves Luton in sixth and final playoff spot, level with United on 72 points and two points above Middlesbrough.
Second-placed Bournemouth (82 points from 44 games), third-placed Nottingham Forest (79 points from 44 games) and fourth-placed Huddersfield Town (79 points from 45 games) are vying for the second automatic promotion spot.
Promotion is worth up to US$240 million (NZ$373m), according to last year's Deloitte Annual Review of Football Finance. Teams that finish third to sixth go into the playoffs to fight for the final promotion spot.
Reuters
