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From the invincibles to Arsenal's famous European trophy win in the 1990s, here are 7 memories you need to be aware of as an Arsenal fan.
Arsenal football club is one of the biggest teams in football history, and the club has created very many moments ever since its inception in 1886 as Dial Square.
From invincible seasons to dramatic last-minute victories, Arsenal has given its fans countless moments to cherish.
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7 Greatest Moments in Arsenal History Every Fan Should Know
7. The Invincibles – Unbeaten Premier League Season (2003–04)
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Perhaps the most memorable thing about the club’s football history, Arsenal’s 2003-2004 Premier League season remains unmatched.
Under Arsene Wenger, the club went an entire season unbeaten in the league, winning 26 times and drawing another 12 to claim the league title.
Led by Thierry Henry, Patrick Vieira, Dennis Bergkamp, and Robert Pires, Arsenal played breathtaking football, dominating opponents with precision passing and attacking flair.
The crowning moment came on May 15, 2004, when Arsenal secured a 2-1 victory over Leicester City, officially completing their unbeaten run.
This feat earned them the nickname "The Invincibles", and they remain the only team in Premier League history to achieve an unbeaten season.
6. Arsenal’s First League Title (1930–31)
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Arsenal’s dominance in English football began in the 1930–31 season, when they won their first-ever First Division title. Under the management of Herbert Chapman, who now has a statue of himself erected outside the ground, Arsenal revolutionized football tactics, introducing the WM formation that changed the game.
The Gunners finished the season with 66 points, scoring 127 goals, a record at the time. This victory marked the beginning of Arsenal’s rise as a football powerhouse, setting the foundation for future successes.
5. Last-Minute Title Win at Anfield (1989)
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One of the most dramatic moments in English football history occurred on May 26, 1989, when Arsenal faced Liverpool at Anfield in the final match of the season. Arsenal needed to win by two goals to secure the First Division title.
After Alan Smith scored in the second half, Arsenal still needed another goal. In the final seconds, Michael Thomas surged forward and slotted the ball past Bruce Grobbelaar, securing a 2-0 victory and snatching the title from Liverpool in the most dramatic fashion.
This moment is immortalized in Arsenal folklore, with the famous commentary: "It’s up for grabs now… Thomas! Right at the end!"
4. Winning the FA Cup After Going Two Down (2014)
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The gunners were enduring a nine-year trophy drought since winning the FA Cup in 2005 against Man United.
However, the side finally lifted silverware in the 2014 FA Cup final against Hull City. However, the match started disastrously, with Hull scoring twice in the first eight minutes.
Arsenal fought back, with Santi Cazorla scoring a stunning free-kick in the 19th minute before Laurent Koscielny equalized. In extra time, Aaron Ramsey scored the winning goal, securing a 3-2 victory, scoring the first of his two career FA Cup final goals for the club.
This triumph ended Arsenal’s long wait for a trophy and marked the beginning of a new era under Arsène Wenger.
3. Thierry Henry’s Return and Goal Against Leeds (2012)
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Thierry Henry, Arsenal’s all-time leading goal scorer, made an emotional return to the club in January 2012 on a short-term loan from New York Red Bulls.
In an FA Cup match against Leeds United, Henry came off the bench and, in classic fashion, scored a beautifully placed goal, sending the Emirates Stadium into a frenzy.
The moment was magical, as Henry ran to celebrate with the fans, proving that legends never fade.
Speaking on The Rest Is Football podcast, Henry has revealed that the goal against Leeds United was his favourite of his career, a shock considering it was just a simple tap in into the back of the net from an exquisite Alex Song pass, despite all the wonder goals he scored for France, Arsenal, Barcelona and Monaco during his career.
“I always say my favourite goal is the Leeds goal, and people will say, ‘what? First round of the cup, Leeds are in the championship, I mean?” Henry said.
“But it was the first time I scored a goal for my club, as a fan. It was the first time I let myself go. I was virtually on the verge of crying.
“I was coming back from my holidays and there was a level of expectation of, they wanted to see me again and I wanted to see them again.
“Everyone went to the stadium for that, people did even watch the game for that and for the first time, I felt like I was with the fans. For so long, I was scoring and celebrating with them, but thinking about (the next phase of play).
2. Arsenal’s First Double (1970–71)
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The 1970–71 season was historic for Arsenal, as they won their first-ever league and FA Cup double.
After securing the First Division title, Arsenal faced Liverpool in the FA Cup final. The match went into extra time, where Charlie George scored a stunning winner, sealing a 2-1 victory.
This achievement cemented Arsenal’s status as one of England’s elite clubs and set the precedent for future doubles.
1. Winning the Cup Winners’ Cup (1994)
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Arsenal’s European success came in 1994, when they won the UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup. Facing Parma in the final, Arsenal were the underdogs against a team featuring stars like Gianfranco Zola.
However, Alan Smith scored a brilliant volley, and Arsenal’s defense held firm to secure a 1-0 victory, bringing European glory to North London.
Arsenal’s history is filled with unforgettable moments that define the club’s legacy. From The Invincibles to last-minute title wins, these moments showcase the passion, resilience, and greatness of Arsenal Football Club.
Which of these moments is your favorite? Let us know in the comments!
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