Arsenal's Invincibles
After Arsene Wenger announced he'll be putting an end to his 22-year reign at Arsenal, we take a look back at one of the greatest ever football XI's: The Invincibles of 2003/04.
GK: Jens Lehmann
In his debut season with the Gunners, the German was an instrumental figure in the club's historic feat.
RB: Lauren
The Frenchman joined Arsenal in 2000 and was a regular starter in the Invincibles XI.
CB: Kolo Toure
Toure played 37 of 38 games and shut up shop at the back.
CB: Sol Campbell
Big Sol was the rock at the heart of the Arsenal defence for five years. Thanks to his partnership with Toure, Arsenal conceded just 26 goals in the league in 2003/2004.
LB: Ashley Cole
The Englishman flew up and down the left flank, terrorising right-backs and keeping wingers quiet.
RM: Freddie Ljungberg
Ljunberg might only have scored four goals in the league but he was a constant threat and an integral squad member.
CM: Patrick Vieira
Although injured for a period, club captain Vieira was a daunting presence in the centre of the park.
CM: Gilberto Silva
The Brazilian was in impressive form in 2003/04 and significantly strengthened Arsenal's midfield.
LM: Robert Pires
The winger's tricky feet and cool finishing saw him net 14 league goals. With Pires weaving in and out of back fours, Arsenal never lacked in attacking quality.
ST: Denis Bergkamp
Nearing the end of a long, illustrious career with the Gunners, Bergkamp showed that you never lose world class technique.
ST: Thierry Henry
With 30 goals in 37 games, Henry enjoyed his highest scoring tally as an Invincible. He won the European Golden Boot and etched his name in Arsenal's history books.