King Henry stars again for the ‘invincibles’

Arsenal 3 Blackburn 0

King Henry stars again for the ‘invincibles’
Thu, 26 Aug, 2004 - 01:00
Mark Bradley

The Frenchman scored once and set up two others in leading by dramatic example as Arsenal stretched their unbeaten league run to an incredible 43 games in some style.

Given that Henry’s haul out of the 95 Arsenal goals scored during that run now equates to an amazing 34, that was entirely fitting.

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