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Who is Arsenal's all-time leading goalscorer with 228 goals?
Thierry Henry scored 228 goals across all competitions during his two spells with Arsenal.
In what year did Arsenal move from Highbury to the Emirates Stadium?
Arsenal played their first competitive fixture at Emirates Stadium in August 2006.
Who scored the famous stoppage-time winner at Anfield to win the 1988-89 league title?
Michael Thomas broke through in the 91st minute to seal a 2-0 win and the championship for Arsenal.
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1. Who is Arsenal's all-time leading goalscorer with 228 goals?
Thierry Henry scored 228 goals across all competitions during his two spells with Arsenal.
2. In what year did Arsenal move from Highbury to the Emirates Stadium?
Arsenal played their first competitive fixture at Emirates Stadium in August 2006.
3. Who scored the famous stoppage-time winner at Anfield to win the 1988-89 league title?
Michael Thomas broke through in the 91st minute to seal a 2-0 win and the championship for Arsenal.
4. Which manager presided over Arsenal for 22 years between 1996 and 2018?
Arsène Wenger managed 1,235 games for Arsenal, winning 3 Premier Leagues and 7 FA Cups.
5. Which player captained Arsenal during the 2003-04 unbeaten 'Invincibles' league season?
Patrick Vieira was Arsenal's club captain throughout the 2003-04 campaign.
6. Who is Arsenal's all-time record appearance maker (722 games)?
David O'Leary played a record 722 times for Arsenal between 1975 and 1993.
7. Which Arsenal player was nicknamed the 'Non-Flying Dutchman' due to his fear of flying?
Dennis Bergkamp's aerophobia meant he travelled to European away games by car or train.
8. How many FA Cups has Arsenal won, making them the most successful club in the competition's history?
Arsenal hold the record with 14 FA Cup victories, the most recent coming in 2020.
9. Who scored Arsenal's only goal in the 2006 Champions League Final against Barcelona?
Defender Sol Campbell headed Arsenal into the lead before they eventually lost 2-1.
10. What is the name of Arsenal's mascot?
Gunnersaurus Rex has been Arsenal's mascot since 1993.
11. Which team did Arsenal defeat 7-0 in the Champions League in 2007, equalling their biggest ever European win?
Arsenal thrashed Slavia Prague 7-0 at the Emirates in October 2007.
12. Who was the first Arsenal player to win the Premier League Golden Boot?
Ian Wright was Arsenal's top scorer and a prolific marksman in the 1990s, though Henry won it 4 times.
13. From which club did Arsenal sign Bukayo Saka?
Saka is a homegrown talent who joined Arsenal's Hale End academy at age 7.
14. Which player holds the record for the most red cards for Arsenal?
Patrick Vieira was sent off 10 times across his Arsenal career.
15. Who scored a hat-trick for Arsenal against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge in 1999?
Kanu scored an unforgettable 15-minute hat-trick to turn a 2-0 deficit into a 3-2 Arsenal win.
16. Arsenal's traditional colors are red and white, but what color was their original kit in 1886?
Nottingham Forest donated a set of dark red shirts to the newly formed Dial Square FC.
17. Which Arsenal manager coined the phrase '1-0 to the Arsenal'?
George Graham's defensively resolute Arsenal teams in the late 80s and early 90s inspired the famous chant.
18. Which Arsenal player won the Golden Boot in the 2011-12 Premier League season?
Robin van Persie scored 30 goals to win the Golden Boot before leaving for Manchester United.
19. Who was Arsenal's record signing before Declan Rice joined in 2023?
Nicolas Pépé was the previous record signing at £72m from Lille.
20. What train station was renamed to 'Arsenal' in 1932?
Gillespie Road tube station was renamed 'Arsenal' following a campaign by manager Herbert Chapman.