The 2000-01 campaign for Arsenal was a season of attacking brilliance and agonizing near-misses, ultimately seeing The Gunners finish a competitive second in the Premier League behind rivals Manchester United. Spearheading the charge was the sensational Thierry Henry, whose 17 league goals included his spectacular, iconic flick-and-volley winner against the champions. The team, featuring the legendary Dennis Bergkamp alongside new French stars Robert Pirès and Sylvain Wiltord, enjoyed a deep European run to the UEFA Champions League Quarter-finals but suffered heartbreak in the FA Cup Final, losing 2-1 to Liverpool after conceding two late goals to Michael Owen. It was a memorable but frustrating year that secured their status as perennial title challengers under Arsène Wenger.. The 2001-02 campaign was a season of scintillating football and historic triumph for Arsenal as The Gunners, led by manager Arsène Wenger, clinched a magnificent domestic double, their second in four years. They secured the Premier League title by a seven-point margin over Liverpool, achieving the unique feat of scoring in every single league match and going the entire season unbeaten away from home. Spearheading the attack was the brilliant Thierry Henry, whose 24 league goals earned him the Premier League Golden Boot. The squad was anchored by the precise brilliance of veteran Dennis Bergkamp, FWA Player of the Year Robert Pirès, and midfield titan Patrick Vieira. The double was clinched with a 2-0 FA Cup Final victory over London rivals Chelsea, followed by a decisive 1-0 win against Manchester United at Old Trafford to secure the title with a game to spare, marking a golden era of attacking football.