Joy to the Gunners Trivia Quiz

Answer: 49

Between May 2003 and October 2004, Arsenal went 49 league games unbeaten. It was during these times that the Arsenal team was referred to as the 'Invincibles', as they won the 2003-04 Premiership title undefeated. This squad included Kolo Toure, Sol Campbell, Patrick Vieira, Pires and Thierry Henry among others.

Answer: September 1996

Arsène Wenger, a Frenchman, was appointed as the manager in September 1996. He coached French team AS Monaco and Japanese team Nagoya Grampus before joining Arsenal. His first Premiership title was won in 1998. He also won the FA Cup that year. He succeeded Bruce Rioch, who was let go.

Answer: Highbury

In 2006, Arsenal officially occupied the new Emirates Stadium, a state of the art football stadium in Islington, North London. Arsenal occupied Highbury, making moments of magic there, for 93 years. The stadium has also featured quite a few international matches involving Brazil since its opening.

Answer: Michael Thomas

Michael Thomas played as a midfielder for Arsenal from 1984 to 1991. In the last game of the season, the title deciding match, took place on 26th May 1989 against Liverpool, at Anfield. Arsenal had to win by two clear goals to win the title (any other result would see Liverpool win the title). Arsenal, who had not won at Anfield for some 15 years, won 2-0 to clinch the title on goal difference. Goals by Alan Smith (52nd minute) and Michael Thomas (91st minute) sealed the title. George Graham was the manager of Arsenal during this season.

Answer: True

Arsenal won 1-0 with a goal from the Frenchman and amazing striker Thierry Henry. As they drew the home leg 0-0, Arsenal knocked Real Madrid out of the Champions League.

Answer: The first time the destiny of the FA Cup was decided by a penalty shootout

The destiny of the FA Cup in 2005 was decided by a penalty shootout between Arsenal and Manchester United. That was the first time in the history of the Cup that it happened. Patrick Vieira put the ball comfortably in the net and that penalty won Arsenal the Cup. Paul Scholes missed as his penalty was saved by Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann.

Answer: 1886

Royal Arsenal as it was called then was formed in 1886 in Woolwich by a group of Scotsmen. In fact, it was called Dial Square before being renamed as Royal Arsenal. It was promoted to the First Division in 1904. Herbert Chapman was appointed as manager in 1925 leading the Arsenal to their first trophies as a major team in the First Division: five titles in the 1930s, plus two FA Cups.

Answer: Borussia Dortmund

Arsenal defeated Borussia Dortmund in their Westfalenstadion home on 6th November 2013. A goal from the in-form Welshman, Aaron Ramsey secured the victory. A couple of good saves from Arsenal goalkeeper, Polish player Wojciech Szczesny ensured the clean sheet. Ramsey scored by a header from Mesut Ozil's cross.

Answer: Internazionale Milano

Striker and Frenchman, Thierry Henry inspired Arsenal to a 5-1 victory over Internazionale Milano (Inter Milan) who defeated Arsenal 3-0 in the first match. Had Arsenal lost the match they would've been eliminated from the Champions League that season. Arsene Wenger was the manager of Arsenal during this season. Goals from Freddie Ljungberg and Robert Pires were also witnessed during that game.

Answer: Sylvain Wiltord

Arsenal had already defeated Chelsea 2-0 to win the FA Cup that season. The match that decided their Premiership title was against Manchester United at Old Trafford where Sylvain Wiltord scored the goal that provided Arsenal with enough points to win the title.

The moment that Wiltord scored the goal is considered as one of the greatest moments in the history of Arsenal. Wenger was the manager during this season.