Ljungberg, Reyes back for Gunners

Fredrik Ljungberg and Jose Reyes returned to the Arsenal line-up at home to Birmingham as Arsene Wenger’s Barclaycard Premiership champions continued their quest to finish the league season unbeaten.

Ljungberg, Reyes back for Gunners
Sat, 01 May, 2004 - 13:15

Arsenal v Birmingham

Fredrik Ljungberg and Jose Reyes returned to the Arsenal line-up at home to Birmingham as Arsene Wenger’s Barclaycard Premiership champions continued their quest to finish the league season unbeaten.

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