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Arsenal Invincibles vs. Mikel Arteta's Gunners: What Champions League final means for debate on greatest team
What a difference six weeks make. When Arsenal lost 2-1 to Manchester City at a raucous Etihad Stadium on April 19, Mikel Arteta's side had won one game in six across all competitions and their ...
The Spaniard reflects on the miraculous stop against Matheus Fernandes that defined a high-stakes title race, admitting the Gunners’ championship hopes may have vanished without his heroics. Mikel ...
There is still much work to be done, but Arteta´s side have been front runners in the domestic league and Europe for essentially the entire season. They finished top of the league phase in the ...
Ray Parlour revealed Arsenal’s Invincibles squad’s focus was never on remaining unbeaten. In 2004, the Gunners won 26 times and lost none across the 38-game season, beating Chelsea to ...
Could Thierry Henry return to management at some stage, or take on a coaching role at Arsenal? Gilles Grimandi has explained ...
Manchester United and Chelsea knocked Arsenal out of the FA Cup and Champions League in back-to-back games at the start of April. They were then trailing at half-time to Liverpool in their next ...
Before the Carabao Final, I reflected on our loss to Birmingham City in 2011 and how it represented such a mental blow; it seemed to trigger a domino effect across other competitions. Within two weeks ...
2003–04 Arsenal remain the only team to enjoy an unbeaten Premier League campaign. | Stuart MacFarlane/Arsenal FC/Getty Images Arsenal seemingly won’t have a better chance to claim their first Premier ...
What a difference six weeks make. In retrospect, that defeat and the impressive performance they turned in despite falling foul of Pep Guardiola's side came to feel freeing for Arsenal. They'd lost a ...
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