Football club Arsenal

Arsenal is the second-most winning club at the top level in English football history, and the only British team to date. won the national championship with an undefeated record through all 38 rounds, received the offside nickname "The Invincibles - the undefeated team" and won the Premier League Gold Cup. Home team Emirates became the first club in the South of England to participate in The Football League in 1893, before starting to compete in the English First Division in 1904. The club was relegated only once in 1913, and so far has been the team participating in the British top level tournament for the longest time in history. During the 1930s, Arsenal FC won five English league titles, two FA Cups, and two English national championships and an FA Cup after World War II. In the 1970-1971 season, Arsenal won the English league and FA Cup double.

Herbert Chapman was the man who led Arsenal FC to the first national titles, but unfortunately he passed away early. He is the one who created the WM tactical chart, invented the ball game under high pressure lights and numbered the jerseys. Arsène Wenger is the longest-serving manager and the man who has led Arsenal to win the most trophies. He has led the club to win the FA Cup 7 times, which is the longest winning streak in English football history and the longest unbeaten streak with the club. In 2018, Arsenal club was valued at € 2,102 billion, ranking third in the list of the most valuable clubs in England.