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Which club's 2003-04 Premier League 'Invincibles' season ended with an unbeaten 26-match winning streak spanning into the following season before it was ended by Manchester United?
CORRECT ANSWER
Arsenal, whose 49-match unbeaten run ended at Old Trafford in October 2004
Arsenal's record 49-match unbeaten Premier League run, which began during their 2003-04 'Invincibles' season, was ended by Manchester United at Old Trafford in October 2004, in a match nicknamed the 'Battle of the Buffet'.
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AManchester City
✓Arsenal, whose 49-match unbeaten run ended at Old Trafford in October 2004
CChelsea
DLiverpool
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MORE ICONIC MOMENTS QUESTIONS
The end of Arsenal's 49-match unbeaten Premier League run in 2004 was followed by a post-match tunnel confrontation and a food fight, giving the match its nickname. What is that nickname?
Answer: The Battle of the Buffet
Which player's back-heeled assist and overall performance in the 1970 World Cup final against Italy is often cited as one of the greatest team goals ever, capped by Carlos Alberto's finish?
Answer: Pelé's pass to Carlos Alberto set up Brazil's fourth goal in the 1970 final
Which player scored a famous solo goal, dribbling from inside his own half past multiple defenders, for Newcastle United against Sheffield Wednesday in 1996, often ranked among the Premier League's greatest?
Answer: David Ginola
Which manager's Newcastle United side famously lost a 12-point lead at the top of the Premier League table during the 1995-96 season, eventually finishing runners-up to Manchester United?
Answer: Kevin Keegan
Kevin Keegan's post-match interview rant, saying 'I will love it if we beat them', is one of football's most replayed TV moments. Which manager was he referring to?
Answer: Sir Alex Ferguson
Which Dutch forward first demonstrated his signature feint move, a body-swerve now universally known as a technique named after him, on the world stage against Sweden at the 1974 World Cup?
Answer: Johan Cruyff