Iconic Momentshard
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?
CORRECT ANSWER
The Battle of the Buffet
The match is nicknamed the 'Battle of the Buffet' after reports that pizza was thrown, allegedly hitting Sir Alex Ferguson, during a post-match tunnel confrontation.
ALL OPTIONS
AThe Pizza Wars
BThe Tunnel Brawl
CThe Battle of Old Trafford
✓The Battle of the Buffet
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