Barclays Premier League 2009-10

August
15 Everton             (A)
18 Bolton              (H)
22 Portsmouth          (H)
29 Man Utd             (A)
September
12 Man City            (A)
19 Wigan               (H)
26 Fulham              (A)
October
  3 Blackburn           (H)
17 Birmingham          (H)
24 West Ham            (A)
31 Tottenham           (H)
November
  7 Wolverhampton   (A)
21 Sunderland          (A)
28 Chelsea             (H)
December
  5 Stoke               (H)
12 Liverpool           (A)
15 Burnley             (A)
19 Hull                (H)
26 Aston Villa         (H)
28 Portsmouth         (A)
January
  9 Everton             (H)
16 Bolton              (A)
27 Aston Villa         (A)
30 Man Utd             (H)
February
  6 Chelsea             (A)
  9 Liverpool           (H)
20 Sunderland        (H)
27 Stoke               (A)
March
  6 Burnley             (H)
13 Hull                (A)
20 West Ham          (H)
27 Birmingham        (A)
April
  3 Wolverhampton (H)
10 Tottenham          (A)
17 Wigan               (A)
24 Man City            (H)
May
  1 Blackburn           (A)
  9 Fulham              (H)

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	Arsenal FC Emirates Stadium 75 Drayton Park London N5 1BU Tel: 020 7704 4504 Location

Brief History

Arsenal or The Arsenal , or by their nickname The Gunners are one of the most successful clubs in English football , having won thirteen First Division and Premier League titles and ten FA Cups They hold the record for the longest uninterrupted period in the English top flight and are the only Premier League side to have completed a season unbeaten.

Club Stats.

Nickname	The Gunners
Founded	1886
Ground	The Emirates
Capacity	60,361
Highest attendance	73,707 v Lens 1998 (at Wembley)
Biggest win	12-0 v Ashford Utd 1893 , Loughborough Town 1900
Heaviest Defeat	0-8 v Loughborough Town 1896
Club Website	Arsenal Website

Manager - Arsène Wenger OBE Born- Strasbourg France 22nd Oct 1949 Managerial career- 1984-87 Nancy 1987-94 Monaco 1995-96 Nagoya Grampus 8 1996-Arsenal

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