When did Arsenal last win the league?

In 2025/26, their 14th English title, sealed on 82 points with a game to spare. It was their first championship since the unbeaten Invincibles season of 2003/04.

How many FA Cups have Arsenal won?

Fourteen, more than any other club, the first in 1930 and the most recent in 2020.

Have Arsenal won the Champions League?

Not yet. They have lost two finals, to Barcelona in 2006 and to Paris Saint-Germain on penalties in 2026.

Where do Arsenal play?

At the Emirates Stadium in north London, their home since leaving Highbury in 2006, with a capacity of 60,704.

ClubPremier League

Arsenal

Champions again after 22 years, with a record 14 FA Cups behind them.

Founded: 1886
Home: Emirates Stadium, London
Head coach: Mikel Arteta
Nickname: The Gunners

14English league titles, the 14th in 2025/26

14FA Cups, more than any other club

49League games unbeaten across 2003 to 2004, an English record

228Thierry Henry goals, the all-time record

60,704Emirates Stadium capacity

1886Year founded, in Woolwich

About Arsenal

Arsenal were founded in 1886 by munitions workers in Woolwich and crossed the river to north London in 1913. Herbert Chapman made them the team of the 1930s, and Arsène Wenger's 2003/04 Invincibles went through a league season unbeaten, part of a 49-game unbeaten run no English side has matched.

The 22-year wait after that ended in May 2026: Mikel Arteta's side took the title on 82 points with a game to spare, a 14th English championship after three straight second-place finishes. The same season carried scars, the Carabao Cup final lost to Manchester City and the Champions League final lost to PSG on penalties in Budapest.

Honours

14
English league titles1931 to 2026, the latest ending a 22-year wait
14
FA Cupa record, 1930 to 2020
2
League Cup1987 and 1993
1
European Cup Winners' Cup1994, beating Parma in Copenhagen
1
Inter-Cities Fairs Cup1970, the club's first European trophy

Recent form

Champions in 2025/26 at last, sealed on 82 points with a game to spare after a title race with Manchester City that turned in the final month. The trophy came with two hard endings: a 0–2 Carabao Cup final defeat to City and the Champions League final lost to PSG on penalties. Arteta's core of Saka, Rice and Saliba is at its peak, with Gyökeres the focal point.

Records

All-time top scorerThierry Henry, 228

Most appearancesDavid O'Leary, 722

Record signingDeclan Rice, £105m