Arsenal's Invincible Season: An Unprecedented Triumph
A Look Back at the Historic 2003-04 Campaign
Key Facts and Figures
The 2003-04 season marked a historic chapter in Arsenal's illustrious history. The team, led by legendary manager Arsène Wenger, achieved an unprecedented feat by going an entire Premier League campaign without losing a single match. This remarkable achievement earned them the iconic moniker "The Invincibles." Arsenal set a Premier League record of 49 matches unbeaten, which stands to this day.
Throughout the season, Arsenal showcased their dominance in the league. They amassed an impressive 26 wins and 12 draws, scoring 73 goals while conceding only 26. Their attacking prowess was led by French striker Thierry Henry, who netted 30 league goals. The defense, marshalled by Sol Campbell and Kolo Touré, proved impenetrable, keeping 15 clean sheets.
The Invincibles' unbeaten run extended beyond the Premier League. They also remained undefeated in the FA Cup, where they lifted the trophy after defeating Manchester United in the final. This historic season cemented Arsenal's status as one of the greatest teams in English football history and became a source of immense pride for fans around the world.
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