Arsenal

FAQ

Where does Arsenal play their home matches?

Arsenal play their home matches at the Emirates Stadium since 2006, a magnificent 60,704-capacity venue located in Holloway, North London. This state-of-the-art stadium replaced the historic Highbury and provides world-class facilities for both players and supporters.

What is Arsenal's history?

Founded in 1886 as Dial Square by workers from the Royal Arsenal in Woolwich, the club is one of England's oldest and most decorated. Arsenal moved to North London in 1913 and established themselves as a major force in English football under legendary manager Herbert Chapman in the 1930s.

What are Arsenal's main achievements?

The Gunners have won 13 English league championships, a record 14 FA Cups, 2 League Cups, and numerous community shields including the European Cup Winners' Cup. Their dominance under Arsène Wenger included three league titles and an unprecedented unbeaten season in 2003-04.

Who are Arsenal's greatest legends?

Thierry Henry, Dennis Bergkamp, Patrick Vieira, Tony Adams, Ian Wright, and manager Arsène Wenger are among the greatest figures in the club's history. These icons helped define Arsenal's identity and delivered some of the most memorable moments in English football history.

What are 'The Invincibles'?

Arsène Wenger's 2003-04 team went undefeated throughout an entire Premier League season (26 wins, 12 draws), a unique achievement in modern English football. This legendary squad, featuring Henry, Bergkamp, Vieira, and Campbell, set standards that remain unmatched.

Why the nickname 'Gunners'?

The nickname 'Gunners' comes from the club's origins when it was founded by workers at the Royal Arsenal armaments factory. The cannon on the club's iconic crest also reflects this military heritage, which has become synonymous with Arsenal's identity.

Who are Arsenal's main rivals?

Arsenal's fiercest rivals are Tottenham Hotspur in the North London Derby, Chelsea, and historically Manchester United. These fixtures generate intense passion and are among the most watched matches in world football.

Who is Mikel Arteta?

Mikel Arteta, former Arsenal captain, became manager in December 2019. The Spanish tactician has restored a strong identity to the club and led Arsenal back to the top of the Premier League, implementing an attractive, possession-based style of play that has excited fans worldwide.

What are Arsenal's traditional colors?

The Gunners' traditional colors are red and white, visible on the iconic red home shirt that symbolizes North London pride. These colors have been worn since the early 1930s and have become one of the most recognizable kits in world football.

How to follow Arsenal live?

Find all Arsenal matches live on FootballAudit with lineups, real-time statistics, and detailed post-match analysis of the Gunners' performances in the Premier League and cup competitions.