ARSENAL 2004-05 HOME SHIRT - HENRY 14 - WOMENS M
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Description & Sizing
Excellent condition. Club crest and Nike Swoosh are embroidered. Club sponsor and player name/number are flock and heat applied. No pulls or bobbles. Colours and stitching in excellent condition.
Arsenal entered the 2004/05 campaign as reigning Premier League champions following their historic unbeaten 2003/04 season, looking to build upon one of the greatest achievements in English football history.
Under Arsène Wenger, the Gunners began the new season by extending their remarkable unbeaten league run. A 3–0 victory over Blackburn Rovers in August 2004 took Arsenal to 43 consecutive unbeaten league matches, surpassing Nottingham Forest's previous English top-flight record.
Their unbeaten sequence eventually reached 49 matches before ending with a controversial 2–0 defeat to Manchester United at Old Trafford in October 2004. Despite remaining competitive throughout the season, Arsenal ultimately finished second in the Premier League with 83 points, twelve behind champions Chelsea.
Thierry Henry continued to lead Arsenal's attack, scoring 25 Premier League goals to secure another Golden Boot. The French striker finished the campaign with 30 goals in all competitions, supported by an attacking squad featuring Dennis Bergkamp, Robert Pirès, Freddie Ljungberg and José Antonio Reyes.
Arsenal also reached the Champions League Round of 16, where they were eliminated by Bayern Munich following a 3–2 aggregate defeat. In the League Cup, a youthful Arsenal side progressed to the quarter-finals before losing to Manchester United.
The club's greatest success came in the FA Cup, where Arsenal reached the final against Manchester United at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff. Following a goalless draw after extra time, Arsenal secured victory through a penalty shootout, with Patrick Vieira converting the decisive spot kick in what proved to be his final competitive appearance for the club.
The triumph delivered Arsenal's tenth FA Cup and ensured the club ended another competitive campaign with major silverware.
Produced by Nike, the 2004/05 women's home shirt featured Arsenal's traditional red body and white sleeves, with gold detailing reflecting the club's status as reigning Premier League champions. Worn during the season in which Arsenal extended their unbeaten league run to 49 matches and lifted the FA Cup, it represents the closing years of Wenger's celebrated Highbury era.
PIT TO PIT - 49cm /// COLLAR TO HEM - 56cm
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Condition
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Outstanding condition with no noticeable flaws. Tags may or may not be present, but the item shows little to no sign of wear.
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Noticeable wear consistent with age. This may include moderate fading, small pulls, bobbling, minor cracking to print or a small mark.
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