Updated March 1st, 2020 at 20:59 IST
Arsenal fans rejoice as 'Invincibles' crown remains intact after Liverpool's loss
The Merseyside club lost to Watford 3-0 to register their first loss in 422 days. The loss also ended their 44 match unbeaten run in the Premier League
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Arsenal fans celebrated after the club's 16-year-old record unbeaten or 'invincible' record remained intact after fellow Londoners Watford defeated Liverpool 3-0 to register the Merseyside club's first loss of the season.
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Arsenal fans find small joys
Two goals from Ismaila Sarr, and one from Troy Deeney ensured that Liverpool's unbeaten run was halted at 44 matches, five short of Arsenal's unbeaten run of 49 matches, which is the longest unbeaten in the top-flight English football.
Arsenal stayed unbeaten between May 2003 and October 2005, a run that went on for 49 matches. It began with a 6-1 win over Southampton in May 2003 and it continued throughout the 2003-04 season as the Gunners won the league title as Invincibles. The run ended at Old Trafford after Manchester United won the match in a controversial manner. Ruud van Nistelrooy scored a penalty after Wayne Rooney dived and the Englishman then doubled the lead.
Liverpool are the first team in the last 15 seasons to come so close to matching Arsenal's record. However, they fell short on Saturday night.
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In no time Arsenal fans started celebrating the loss and made sure that their former manager, Arsene Wenger got some credit for the win.
Phew...
— Arsenal (@Arsenal)
Congratulations on a formidable unbeaten run, @LFC 👏
— Arsenal (@Arsenal)
IS YOURS GOLD? pic.twitter.com/n9CdOlx0lE
— Not a football account (@1886_blog)
FT Watford 3 - 0 Liverpool
— Uncle Fahad👨🏽✈️ (@fahadyd1)
Arsenal fans realizing the still hold the record as the only team who won the league unbeaten #WATLIV pic.twitter.com/pCM4cJkMKB
Sold Oxlade-Chamberlain to Liverpool just so he’d have a shocker in midfield against Watford 2 years later to end Liverpool’s run and help Arsenal retain their 49 unbeaten record.
— 𝐒𝐉𝐑✍🏼 (@AfcSxm)
Arsene Wenger, he’s done it again. pic.twitter.com/vcCSkGaHxz
I see rival fans trying to Downplay Arsenal's #Invincibles season by saying Arsenal should go and Win the UCL and that they have won the league 20 or 19 times
— Ebuka Means Great™ (@EbukaMeansGreat)
Please do you have it in gold????? #COYGpic.twitter.com/HocDNcLypq
Arsenal official account tweeted “phew” yesterday a single word tweet and got more RTs, almost 100k, in less than 20 hours than Liverpool when they posted about winning the UCL, Man Utd and Spurs when they announced their record signings in the summer lmaooo
— Aubazettes (@Aubazettes)
Liverpool fans were putting Firmino instead of Bergkamp in their combined XIs, they totally deserved this.
— ً (@chiefdouzi)
They never learn. There can only be one invincible. pic.twitter.com/NMkbWTUZHk
— WelBeast (@WelBeast)
All the Invincible Premier League managers gathered at one table pic.twitter.com/oYJ83Nj5b9
— Arsenal TSN (@ArsenalTSN)
All the Invincible Premier League managers gathered at one table pic.twitter.com/oYJ83Nj5b9
— Arsenal TSN (@ArsenalTSN) March 1, 2020
THERE'S ONLY ONE INVINCIBLE! #WeAreTheArsenal pic.twitter.com/DGPKoatLcq
— Mike Peak (@NisenGeeza)
Yesterday proved just how difficult it is to go through the entire league season without losing. 1 slip over the space of 38 games and it could be over. Not only did Arsène Wenger publicly claim that his side was good enough to do it, he was proven right. My manager. pic.twitter.com/lMEo3YmMgK
— Patrick Timmons (@PatrickTimmons1)
Arsene Wenger standing at the bar with all the other managers that have gone a season unbeaten. #Invincibles pic.twitter.com/3Eox6inu33
— AFC GLEN (@AFC_GLEN)
Arsène Wenger 🎤
— 𝙲𝚈𝙼𝙾𝙷™ 🌬 ❁ (@ProfCymOhAFC)
"My son, a time will come when i will send you to Everton for a mission "
The time is now @alexiwobi 👀.Finish the business.#EVEMUN pic.twitter.com/KxseWnNbi4
I believe the target of anything in life should be to do it so well that it becomes an art. Arsene Wenger pic.twitter.com/nAxwalNJFm
— Layth (@laythy29)
Every season they belittle his achievement yet every season they still aim to repeat it and fail.
— Fred (@Sirblac15246038)
Only one Arsene Wenger
Only one Arsenal ❣ pic.twitter.com/fGxxwefAKK
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Published March 1st, 2020 at 20:59 IST