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At which rival stadium did Arsenal clinch the Premier League title in 2004?
Answer: White Hart Lane
Why: Arsenal drew 2-2 with Tottenham to win the league, mirroring their 1971 title triumph at the very same stadium.
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What food hit Alex Ferguson after Man United beat Arsenal in 2004?
Answer: Pizza
Why: Cesc Fàbregas publicly admitted 13 years later that he threw the slice during the heated tunnel argument.
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What was the score when Arsenal won the 2004 league title at Tottenham?
Answer: 2-2 draw
Why: A Robbie Keane penalty in stoppage time made it 2-2, but a point won the title because Chelsea had lost to Newcastle earlier.
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Where did Man United end Arsenal's 49-game streak in 2004?
Answer: Old Trafford
Why: A disputed 73rd minute penalty by van Nistelrooy and a late Rooney goal made it 2-0 in the match nicknamed the Battle of the Buffet.
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Who set Arsenal's youngest-player record in October 2003?
Answer: Cesc Fàbregas
Why: Fàbregas debuted in a League Cup tie against Rotherham United at just 16 years and 177 days old, a club record that stood for nearly two decades.
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Which Arsenal academy graduate later joined Chelsea?
Answer: Ashley Cole
Why: Cole made 228 appearances for Arsenal before his controversial transfer to Chelsea in 2006.