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Arsenal Football Quiz
Will you score a maximum?
Put your football knowledge to the test with our Arsenal-themed quiz. From history to players, challenge yourself with 20 questions and see how well you know the Gunners.
Test Your Knowledge with the Ultimate Football Quiz: Arsenal Edition | 20 Questions
Arsenal Football Club is known as one of England's most successful and adored clubs. People can't help but be drawn to their rich tradition of success. With an impressive 28 major domestic trophies under their belt, Arsenal also boasts the records for the longest unbeaten streak and the longest run in the top flight of English football. Talk about legendary!
In 1886, a group of blacksmiths who built cannons formed a works team called Dial Square, which eventually became Arsenal FC. They were known as the Gunners due to their origins. The club turned professional and changed its name to Woolwich Arsenal, joining the Football League in 1893 as the first club from the south. However, Woolwich Arsenal faced challenges such as difficulties in forming a competitive team and low attendance due to their isolated location. In 1910, businessman Henry Norris saved the club from bankruptcy and moved it to North London in 1913, with Highbury as the new home ground. The following year, the club was renamed Arsenal. So, from humble beginnings as a works team to becoming a renowned football club, Arsenal has a rich history that continues to this day.
Arsenal Timeline:
1886: The club is founded under the name Dial Square, but quickly changes to Royal Arsenal in the same year.
1893: They officially become a part of the English Football League as Woolwich Arsenal.
1904: They kick off their first season in the First Division.
1913: They make the big move to their new home at Arsenal Stadium, also known as Highbury Stadium.
1914: A new era begins as the club is renamed Arsenal.
1925: The legendary Herbert Chapman takes the reins as our manager.
1930: They proudly clinch their first FA Cup title.
1931: They make history as national league champions for the first time.
1933: The iconic white sleeves are added to their kit.
1970: They secure their first European cup trophy with the Inter-Cities Fairs Cup.
1971: A year to remember as they achieve their first Double by winning both the First Division and the FA Cup.
1983: David Dein steps into the role of vice-chairman.
1986: The former Arsenal player George Graham takes the helm as their manager and leads them to their first League Cup title.
1993: They add the European Cup Winners' Cup to their collection.
1996: The legendary Arsène Wenger joins them as their manager.
1998: They make their debut in the Champions League.
1999: The unforgettable moment when Thierry Henry joins them after transferring from Juventus.
2006: They bid farewell to Highbury Stadium and move to their new home at the Emirates Stadium.
Basic Facts:
Founded: 1886
Country: England
City: London
Home Grounds:
Plumstead Common (1887)
Sportsman Ground (1887–1888)
Manor Ground (1888–1890)
Invicta Ground (1890–1893)
Manor Ground (1893–1913)
Highbury (1913–2006)
Emirates Stadium (2006–)
Main Trophies:
First Division/Premier League: 13
FA Cup: 14
League Cup: 2
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup: 1
Club Records:
Most games played: David O’Leary (558)
Top goalscorer: Thierry Henry (228)
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