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Who broke Arsenal 49 games unbeaten?

Manchester United broke Arsenal's 49-game unbeaten run in October 2004 with a controversial 2-0 victory at Old Trafford, with goals from Ruud van Nistelrooy (penalty) and Wayne Rooney,. The fiery match, dubbed the "Battle of the Buffet," ended Arsenal's historic run and led to a post-match tunnel brawl.
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Who broke Arsenal's unbeaten streak?

On this day in 2004, Manchester United ended Arsenal's unbeaten run of 49 games with a 2-0 victory which led to a fiery clash and a pizza being thrown at Sir Alex Ferguson in the tunnel after full-time.
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Did Arsenal go unbeaten in 2004?

The invincibles is a phrase coined to described Arsenal's 2003/2004 unbeaten season under Arsene Wenger but their women's side went five better when they achieved the unthinkable of a record 108 games undefeated between 2003 and 2009.
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Did Chelsea go 9 years unbeaten at home?

The longest unbeaten run for matches played at home by a football manager is nine years by Jose Mourinho (Portugal) managing Porto (Portugal), Chelsea (UK), Inter Milan (Italy) and Real Madrid (Spain) from 22 February, 2002, to 19 February, 2011.
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When did Arsenal's unbeaten run end?

Although Arsenal would go on to break the league record for matches unbeaten, eventually losing away to United in October 2004 after 49 games without defeat, those two sides, who had dominated English football, were to be pushed to the side. Chelsea became champions. They would go to another level under Jose Mourinho.
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How Manchester United end Arsenal's unbeaten run in the 2004/5 season

Who threw pizza at Alex Ferguson?

We take a look at when Cesc Fabregas owned up to being the culprit who threw the pizza at Sir Alex Ferguson which later became know as the famous 'pizzagate' incident.
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How long is Arteta's longest unbeaten run?

Having gone unbeaten in 18 matches across all competitions under Mikel Arteta between August and December 2025, we've taken a look at some of our longest stretches without tasting defeat across every tournament we play in.
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Who did Chelsea beat 13/0?

Chelsea beat Jeunesse Hautcharage 13-0 in a European Cup Winners' Cup match at Stamford Bridge in September 1971, which remains their biggest ever win in a competitive game, part of a 21-0 aggregate victory. They also beat Weymouth 13-0 in a behind-closed-doors friendly in August 2021, featuring players needing match fitness.
 
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What is the longest unbeaten run in the Premier League?

The longest unbeaten run in Premier League history belongs to Arsenal, with a remarkable 49 games from May 2003 to October 2004, including their entire "Invincibles" season. Liverpool holds the second-longest streak with 44 games (2019-2020), followed by Chelsea's 40 games (2004-2005), while Manchester City also had a significant 35-game run ended in 2024. 
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What is Jose Mourinho's unbreakable record?

Jose Mourinho holds the record of being unbeaten in home games for nine long years. This run started from FC Porto on 22nd February 2002 and went on till 19th February 2011 in Real Madrid. The teams covered during this tenure were FC Porto (Portugal), Chelsea (England), Inter Milan (Italy), and Real Madrid (Spain).
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What was the worst loss in Arsenal history?

Manchester United won the match 8–2, making it Arsenal's heaviest league defeat since 1927, 84 years earlier, when they lost 7–0 to West Ham United in the old Football League First Division.
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Did Arsenal ever win an UCL?

Arsenal last won the Champions League in 2007, which was also the last time they featured in the final. With this win, Arsenal become the first English team to win multiple Champions League titles.
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What is the longest unbeaten run for Arsenal?

The club was awarded a golden replica trophy by the Premier League once the season concluded and they remained unbeaten for 49 games, setting a new record.
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Did Man U beat Arsenal 46:1?

ON THIS DAY IN 1980 MANCHESTER UNITED BEAT ARSENAL IN BEHIND CLOSED DOOR FRIENDLY 46 - 1 😱
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What is the longest winning streak in football history?

The longest winning streak in NFL regular season history belongs to the Indianapolis Colts with 23 consecutive wins (2008-2009). For soccer (association football), Saudi Arabian club Al Hilal holds the world record for men's professional football with 34 straight wins across all competitions (2023-2024). In college football, the University of Pennsylvania had a remarkable 34-game streak in the late 1890s.
 
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Who did Arsenal beat in 7/0?

Arsenal famously beat Slavia Prague 7-0 in a UEFA Champions League group stage match on October 23, 2007, at the Emirates Stadium, featuring goals from Cesc Fàbregas (2), Theo Walcott (2), a David Hubáček own goal, Alexander Hleb, and Nicklas Bendtner, marking a significant European win for the club. 
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What was Sir Alex Ferguson's longest unbeaten streak?

United's longest spell without defeat in all competitions came under Sir Alex Ferguson, when the team went an incredible 45 matches unbeaten between December 1998 and October 1999. That run was at the heart of the Treble season, with a team that just seemed to find a way to keep going, game after game.
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What is the 70 rule Premier League?

The "70% rule" in the Premier League refers to UEFA's Squad Cost Ratio (SCR) limit, which restricts clubs in European competitions to spending no more than 70% of their revenue on player/manager wages, amortization, and agent fees, a standard the Premier League is adopting for its European participants while allowing non-European teams a more lenient 85% cap under new 2026/27 rules replacing Profitability and Sustainability Rules (PSR). 
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Has there ever been a 5'5" in the Premier League?

The Red Devils famously played out a 5-5 draw at West Brom in Sir Alex Ferguson's final match in charge of the club in 2013. And United's 4-4 draw against the Cherries was the 17th time the scoreline has occurred in the Premier League era.
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Who defeated Chelsea the most?

The team that has beaten Chelsea the most in league matches is Liverpool, with 72 defeats, while in overall competitive matches, Arsenal has won more games against them, though Liverpool has more overall victories in their rivalry, highlighting a long-standing, competitive history. 
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Who missed a penalty in the 2008 final?

In the 2008 Champions League Final penalty shootout, Chelsea captain John Terry famously missed the decisive penalty for his team, slipping and hitting the post, though Nicolas Anelka missed the subsequent penalty that sealed the win for Manchester United. While Cristiano Ronaldo also missed a penalty for Man U earlier in the shootout, Terry's miss is the iconic moment associated with the defeat, as scoring would have won Chelsea the trophy.
 
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Has Arteta ever won at Old Trafford?

Asked if his side had overcome the idea they struggled against such teams to history, Arteta said: "Well I think that was the case... It was 18 years or 22 years here at Old Trafford without winning before I came, and now I go in the dressing room, we won here the first game, and we are not still happy.
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Why did Arteta retire so early?

Mikel Arteta has announced his intention to retire after coming to the painful realisation that he no longer merits his place at the highest level. The Arsenal captain said it was a “dream” to bow out at the top and he will now consider a future in coaching.
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Who has more trophies, Arteta or Ten Hag?

Erik ten Hag has won more major trophies than Mikel Arteta since he took over Man United ☕️
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Who is the 15 year old on Arsenal?

Arsenal's prominent 15-year-old is attacking midfielder Max Dowman, a highly-rated prospect who broke multiple club records in late 2025 by becoming the youngest player to start a match (Carabao Cup) and the youngest to play in the Champions League, showing exceptional talent and maturity at a young age. He quickly rose through the ranks, making senior appearances and impressing with his skill and physicality, though he's still navigating school commitments alongside his burgeoning career.
 
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