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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-28 · 30 entries checked · 73 flagged · 183 issues confirmed · 23 corrected · 160 still open
North London Derby — The first competitive meeting between Arsenal (then Woolwich Arsenal) and Tottenham Hotspur occurred on December 3, 1904, not December 4, 1904.
North London Derby — [contradicted] The fixture has produced 213 total meetings :: When games played before both joined the Football League are included, 213 games have been played
Highbury — The 'Highbury Clock' is located on the North Bank (North Stand), which is known as the Clock End, not the South Stand.
Highbury — [contradicted] Arsenal Stadium, universally known as Highbury :: The source describes Highbury as an area of North London, not as the stadium itself; the stadium is only one part of the area.
Emirates Stadium — Location listed as 'Holloway, London'; the stadium is canonically and geographically located in Highbury (Postcode N5), though often associated with the broader area.
Emirates Stadium — Naming rights deal date stated as 'December 2004'; the deal was officially announced on November 15, 2004.
Arsenal Way — Herbert Chapman introduced squad numbers at Arsenal in 1928, not 1933.
Arsenal Way — [contradicted] The Arsenal Way represents the enduring cultural philosophy of Arsenal Football Club, transcending mere tactics to embody a commitment to technical excellence and dignified conduct. Rooted in the innovations of Herbert Chapman and refined throug
First League Title Win — Points Total=66 points; Correction: Arsenal finished with 60 points (28 wins, 4 draws) in the 1930-31 season.
First League Title Win — Finishing eight points clear at the summit; Correction: Arsenal won the league by a margin of 3 points over Huddersfield Town.
Herbert Chapman Era — The entry incorrectly implies Chapman died just months before Arsenal won their third League title; in reality, the 1937-38 title was won by George Allison four years after Chapman's death.
Herbert Chapman Era — The entry inaccurately claims Chapman introduced numbered shirts as a universal rule or 'first time' event; while he popularized them, they were not mandatory until much later (1939-40/1950s).
Arsène Wenger Appointment — The entry incorrectly states Arsène Wenger won 7 FA Cups; he actually won 8 (1998, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2014, 2015, 2017).
Arsène Wenger Appointment — [contradicted] Wenger became the first foreign manager to win a Premier League and FA Cup double in 1998 :: The source says he became the first foreign manager to win a Premier League and FA Cup double in 1998 (repeated the feat in 2002). No contradiction foun
2 EFL Cup Trophies — The Coca-Cola sponsorship did not run from 1987–1993; it actually ran from 1990 to 2003, meaning the 1987 trophy was won under Rumbelows sponsorship.
2 EFL Cup Trophies — Carling sponsorship did not begin in 2004; it officially started with the 2003–04 season (2003), making the correct timeframe 2003–2012.
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