Honours & Records
41 entries in the Arsenal FC compendium.
2 EFL Cup TrophiesArsenal vs Manchester City: 2026 EFL Cup final at Wembley.14 FA Cup Wins (All-Time Record)Record 14 FA Cup triumphs.13 First Division & Premier League TitlesArsenal's 2023–24 season: second in the Premier League, Community Shield winners, and a re1 Inter-Cities Fairs CupThe forerunner to the UEFA Cup, where trade fairs and football first merged.5 League and FA Cup DoublesVictory Through HarmonyMost Consecutive Top Flight Seasons RecordOver a century of unbroken presence at the summit of English football.First London Club to Win a European TrophyThe Gunners broke the London drought to claim Europe's first major silverware for the capi1 UEFA Cup Winners' CupOne night in Copenhagen secured a European legacy that endures forever.Most Premier League Titles Won by a London ClubThree Premier League crowns, one unbeaten season: Arsenal stands as North London's most deLongest Unbeaten Run at HighburyA red-and-white fortress where defeat was a foreign language for years on end.First Division Titles (13)Thirteen times kings of the old First Division, a legacy etched in red and white.FA Cup Titles (14)Fourteen times kings of the cup, no other club matches Arsenal's historic dominance.2003-04 Invincibles SeasonThirty-eight games, zero defeats, and a legacy that will never be broken.Community Shield Titles (17)The Gunners hold the record for the most Community Shield victories in football history.Three League and FA Cup DoublesThree times conquering the league and cup, cementing Arsenal's legacy as domestic royalty.League Cup Titles (2)Two golden nights in the shadow of Wembley's arch.Inter-Cities Fairs CupThe forerunner to the UEFA Cup, played from 1955 to 1971.49 Game Unbeaten RunThirty-eight games, zero defeats, one perfect season for the Invincibles.Record 12-0 Victory vs LoughboroughFew records in football are as absolute as Arsenal’s 12-0 victory over Loughborough. It reRecord 14 FA Cups WonFourteen times kings: The crown that belongs to North London alone.FA Cup WinsThe Gunners hold the record with fourteen victories, more than any other club.League ChampionshipsFourteen times champions of England, from the 1930s dynasty to the unbeaten Invincibles.League Cup TitlesTwo triumphs in a cabinet filled with greater treasures.Most FA Cup Final AppearancesNo other club in history has reached the FA Cup final as many times as Arsenal.League and FA Cup DoublesTwo seasons, two trophies, one legacy of unmatched domestic supremacy.FA CupThe oldest national football competition in the world.FA Community ShieldThe Community Shield is the annual curtain-raiser between the Premier League champions and49 Game Unbeaten Run RecordForty-nine games without defeat: the Invincibles' unmatched legacy in English football.Most FA Cup Wins in HistoryFourteen times champions of the world's oldest football knockout competition.Premier League TitleFour-time Premier League champions.League CupThe definitive list of league cups and secondary cups in association football.1971 Double WinnersThe first Double in Arsenal history, forged by grit and sealed in extra time.2002 Double WinnersThe Gunners conquered England twice in one unforgettable season.1934 First Division ChampionshipGeorge Allison secured Arsenal's second league title following Herbert Chapman's passing.1938 First Division ChampionshipArsenal claimed their fifth league title under George Allison at Highbury before the war.1991 First Division ChampionshipGeorge Graham's Gunners end the drought with a dramatic final-day triumph.1953 First Division ChampionshipThe Invincibles of the 50s: The title that reignited Arsenal's golden era.13 English Top Flight TitlesThirteen crowns of glory: the historic league triumphs that cemented Arsenal's legacy.1989 First Division ChampionshipGeorge Graham's first trophy broke an eighteen-year drought and defined a new defensive er1998 FA Charity Shield VictoryA Wembley triumph that signaled the dawn of Arsenal's golden era under Arsène Wenger.1950 FA Cup VictoryThe Gunners conquer Wembley again, defeating Liverpool to claim the 1950 FA Cup.
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