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Arsenal Football Club -- Results

Arsenal's League Position:
How are The Gunners doing this year.

Hotel and Arsenal Match Tickets:
Two nights at the Holiday Inn Kings Cross Hotel and match ticket to a home game, in the Arsenal supporters section.

Arsenal at Highbury:
Chelsea - 18 October, 2003; Tottenham Hotspur - 08 November, 2003; Fulham - 29 November, 2003; Blackburn Rovers - 13 December, 2003; Wolves - 26 December, 2003; Middlesbrough - 10 January, 2004; Manchester City - 31 January, 2004; Southampton - 10 February, 2004; Charlton Athletic - 28 February, 2004; Bolton Wanderers - 20 March, 2004; Manchester United - 27 March, 2004; Liverpool - 10 April, 2004; Leeds United - 17 April, 2004; Birmingham City - 01 May, 2004; Leicester City - 15 May, 2004.

Club Information

Postal Address:
Arsenal Football Club, Avenell Road, Highbury, London, N5 1BU.

Founded	Location	Ground	Capacity
1886	North London	Highbury	38,500

Getting To Highbury: (Map)
As Highbury is in a built-up area and parking is difficult, it's best to get to the ground by tube.

The nearest underground station is Arsenal (on the Piccadilly line) but Finsbury Park is less crowded (Victoria and Piccadilly lines).

It's a 10 minute walk from Finsbury Park Station.

Driving Directions to Highbury -- from outside London.

Arsenal On The Pitch -- Club Achievements

Club Honours -- Double Winners in 1998 and 2002.

2002-03:
Won the FA Cup and finished Runners-up in the League.

League Champions (12 times)
1930-31, 1932-33, 1933-34, 1934-35, 1937-38, 1947-48, 1952-53, 1970-71, 1988-89, 1990-91, 1997-98, 2001-02.

Charity Shield Winners (11 times)
1930, 1931, 1933, 1934, 1938, 1948, 1953, 1991, 1998, 1999, 2002.

FA Cup Winners (9 times)
1930, 1936, 1950, 1971, 1979, 1993, 1998, 1999, 2002.

League Cup Winners (Twice) -- 1987, 1993.

Winner of UEFA Cup Winners' Cup (Once) -- 1994.

Winner of UEFA Cup (Once) -- 1970.

Arsenal Results

2003

Sunday 10th August:
~~Charity~~ Community Shield (Cardiff)
Manchester United v Arsenal (1-1)
1-0 (Mikael Silvestre 15); 1-1 (Thierry Henry 20).
Manchester United win on penalties.

Saturday 16th August:
Arsenal v Everton (2-1)

Sunday 24th August:
Middlesbrough v Arsenal (0-4)

Wednesday 27th August:
Arsenal v Aston Villa (2-0)

Sunday 31st August:
Manchester City v Arsenal (1-2)

Saturday 13th September:
Arsenal v Portsmouth (1-1)

Champions League Matchday 1:
Arsenal vs Inter Milan (0-3)

Sunday 21st September:
Manchester United v Arsenal (0-0)

Friday 26th September:
Arsenal v Newcastle United (3-2)

League Position

The Latest From Highbury

News Stories and Player Profiles

Arsenal.com:
Get the latest news from the official Arsenal website.

Arsenal Live:
Where to go to get live updates during Arsenal matches, if you can't make it to Highbury yourself.

Arsenal News:
Latest stories about Arsenal Football Club, from The Independent.

Arsenal on Soccernet:
The Daily Mail's online coverage. Latest news related to Arsenal Football Club and match previews.

Arsenal Players:
Links to websites about Arsenal players.

The Arsenal Squad:
Player profiles of the Arsenal first team.

Soccernet's First Choice Arsenal XI:
1-Jens Lehmann; 12-Bisan Lauren, 5-Martin Keown, 23-Sol Campbell, 3-Ashley Cole; 8-Freddie Ljungberg, 19-Gilberto Silva, 4-Patrick Vieira, 7-Robert Pires; 10-Dennis Bergkamp, 14-Thierry Henry.

Arsenal Fan Websites -- Arsenal Fixtures

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Arse Online:
Arsenal fanzine on Rivals.

Arseblog:
How tired is the Arsenal fan feeling this morning?

Arsenal America:
US and Canadian Arsenal supporters.

Arsenal Stattoshop:
Dedicated to Arsenal statistics.

Arsenal World:
Chris Parry's corner of the footymad network; also known as Arsenal Mad.

Arseweb:
The original Arsenal supporters website. It's been around longer than Tony Adams.

Boring, Boring Arsenal:
The wonderful catchphrase given to Arsenal's exciting defensive style, before the French influence brought garlic and goals to Highbury. The website? A fanzine for Arsenal Football Club, run by Richard Head.

Online Gooner:
The Gooner first hit the streets of North London at the start of the football fanzine boom, in late 1987. You can still subscribe to the glossy copy, or even order back-issues.

The Jack Kelsey Fan Club:
A tribute to Arsenal players of the past -- a trip down memory lane.... or maybe a glorified graveyard.

Up The Arse:
Arnold J. Aardvark's Spurs-bashing fanzine.

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