How to group a specific field in array?

I need to get the trophies won by a team, each trophy is achieved in a competition into a specific season, but a team can win a trophy for the same competition per different seasons.

I wrote a query that extract the trophies from the database:

$sql = $this->db->prepare("SELECT t.*, s.*, c.*,
    t.team_id as team_id,
    s.id as season_id,
    s.name as season_name,
    c.id as competition_id,
    c.name as competition_name
    FROM team_trophies t
    INNER JOIN competition_seasons s ON s.id = t.season_id
    INNER JOIN competition c ON c.id = s.competition_id
    WHERE team_id = :team_id
  ");

essentially I selected all the trophies for a specific team from the table team_trophies and joined the competition_seasons for retrieve the season details of the trophy, the same for competition table.

This works, I get:

[
    {
        "team_id": "23291",
        "season_id": "2",
        "position": "Winner",
        "wins": "4",
        "id": "1093",
        "competition_id": "1093",
        "name": "Premier League",
        "update_at": "2018-06-04 12:12:30",
        "country_id": "1",
        "category": "1",
        "season_name": "2017",
        "competition_name": "Premier League"
    },
    {
        "team_id": "23291",
        "season_id": "3",
        "position": "Runner-up",
        "wins": "1",
        "id": "1093",
        "competition_id": "1093",
        "name": "Premier League",
        "update_at": "2018-06-04 12:14:39",
        "country_id": "1",
        "category": "1",
        "season_name": "2015",
        "competition_name": "Premier League"
    }
]

but I would return a result like this:

[
    {
        "team_id": "23291",
        "position": "Winner",
        "wins": "4",
        "id": "1093",
        "competition_id": "1093",
        "name": "Premier League",
        "update_at": "2018-06-04 12:12:30",
        "country_id": "1",
        "category": "1",
        "seasons": [
                           ["season_name":"2017", "season_id":"2"],
                           ["season_name":"2015", "season_id":"3"],
                       ]
        "competition_name": "Premier League"
    }
]

as you can see I have one row in the result that contains the seasons of that trophy as an array, this is more readable and avoid redundancy.

Is possible achieve this using sql? Or I need to workaround with php?

Thanks.

UPDATE - TABLE STRUCTURE

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `swp`.`competition` (
  `id` INT NOT NULL,
  `name` VARCHAR(255) NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`),
  ENGINE = InnoDB;


 CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `swp`.`competition_seasons` (
  `id` INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
  `competition_id` INT NOT NULL,
  `season_id` INT NULL,
  `name` VARCHAR(45) NOT NULL,
  `update_at` DATETIME NULL,
  PRIMARY KEY (`id`),
  INDEX `FK_competition_competition_seasons_competition_id_idx` (`competition_id` ASC),
  CONSTRAINT `FK_competition_competition_seasons_competition_id`
    FOREIGN KEY (`competition_id`)
    REFERENCES `swp`.`competition` (`id`)
    ON DELETE NO ACTION
    ON UPDATE NO ACTION)
ENGINE = InnoDB;


CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS `swp`.`team_trophies` (
  `team_id` INT NOT NULL,
  `season_id` INT NOT NULL,
  `position` VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,
  `wins` INT NOT NULL,
  INDEX `FK_team_team_trophies_team_id_idx` (`team_id` ASC),
  INDEX `FK_season_team_trophies_season_id_idx` (`season_id` ASC),
  CONSTRAINT `FK_team_team_trophies_team_id`
    FOREIGN KEY (`team_id`)
    REFERENCES `swp`.`team` (`id`)
    ON DELETE NO ACTION
    ON UPDATE NO ACTION,
  CONSTRAINT `FK_season_team_trophies_season_id`
    FOREIGN KEY (`season_id`)
    REFERENCES `swp`.`competition_seasons` (`id`)
    ON DELETE NO ACTION
    ON UPDATE NO ACTION)
ENGINE = InnoDB;


-- Some INSERTs

INSERT INTO `team_trophies` (`team_id`, `season_id`, `position`, `wins` VALUES (23291, 2, 'Winner', 4), (23291, 3, 'Runner-up', 1);


INSERT INTO `competition`  (`id`, `country_id`, `name`, `category`) VALUES (1093, 1, 'Premier League', 1);

INSERT INTO `competition_seasons` (`id`, `competition_id`, `season_id`, 
`name`, `update_at`) VALUES
(1, 1093, 14963, '2018', '2018-06-04 12:10:28'),
(2, 1093, 13198, '2017', '2018-06-04 12:12:30');

Solution

Courtesy of a guru called Ghost, here's a simple example of transforming a one dimensional array to a multi-dimensional one...

<?php

$my_array = array();
$my_array =
array
(
    0 => array
        (
            id => '4',
            project_id => '2289',
            task => 'Drawing'
        ),

    1 => array
        (
            id => '5',
            project_id => '2289',
            task => 'Surveying'
        ),

    2 => array
        (
            id => '6',
            project_id => '2289',
            task => 'Meeting'
        ),

    3 => array
        (
            id => '1',
            project_id => '2282',
            task => 'Folding'
        ),

    4 => array
        (
            id => '2',
            project_id => '2282',
            task => 'Printing'
        ),

    5 => array
        (
            id => '3',
            project_id => '2282',
            task => 'Cutting'
        )

);

$new_array = array();
foreach ($my_array as $row) {
   $new_array[$row['project_id']]['project_id'] = $row['project_id'];
   $new_array[$row['project_id']]['task'][] = $row['task'];
}

$new_array = array_values($new_array); // reindex
// removes `$row['project_id']` on each group

print_r($new_array);

?>

Outputs:

Array
(
    [0] => Array
        (
            [project_id] => 2289
            [task] => Array
                (
                    [0] => Drawing
                    [1] => Surveying
                    [2] => Meeting
                )

        )

    [1] => Array
        (
            [project_id] => 2282
            [task] => Array
                (
                    [0] => Folding
                    [1] => Printing
                    [2] => Cutting
                )

        )

)