FA Cup 2004 2005 Final Arsenal Manchester United

Finale

21 mai 2005

Cardiff Millenium Stadium

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Seventeen years ago, Arsenal lifted the FA Cup after a penalty-shootout victory over Manchester United. It’s a day that Gunners fans still hold dear.  Arsenal’s path to the final was relatively straightforward. This year, Arsene Wenger’s team have been fortunate enough to receive a series of home draws. The same was true in 2005. Arsenal played Stoke City, Wolverhampton Wanderers and Sheffield United in a succession of home ties. However, it was against the Blades that things got sticky. A late penalty from Michael Gray forced a replay, and at Bramall Lane a shootout was required to separate the sides. Arsenal then travelled to Bolton before dispatching Blackburn Rovers in the semi-final.

The final took place at Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium: The same ground where the Gunners had contested both the 2001 and 2002 finals. It was the fifth meeting between United and Arsenal in the 2004/05 season. Familiarity breeds contempt, and there was no love lost between the two teams: Earlier in the campaign, United had ended Arsenal’s 49-match unbeaten streak. The Gunners were hungry for revenge.  However, Arsenal had injury problems. Thierry Henry was the major absentee, whilst Sol Campbell was too short of match fitness to start. In the light of Henry’s unavailability, Wenger opted to ditch his traditional 4-4-2 system and line up in a more conservative 4-5-1. Although Wenger now uses one striker regularly, at the time it was a surprising and significant departure from his customary formation. Dennis Bergkamp was selected as the team’s lone striker, with Robert Pires and Jose Antonio Reyes offering support from the flanks.