Pizzagate

49 Game unbeaten streak

After going 42 games unbeaten in 2004, Arsenal stretched their streak to 49 games leading to their game against Manchester United in the 2005 season.

Arsenal vs. Manchester United the previous year

Arsenal bullied and made fun of a Manchester United player who missed a game winning penalty and the game ended in a tie

Arsene Wenger

Arsenal coach who bullied Manchester United players in anger after losing and seeing the winning streak snapped

Cesc Fabregas

Arsenal player who angrily through a slice of pizza in the tunnel toward Manchester United players, but hit coach Sir Alex Ferguson.

Arsenal FC

English soccer team based in London who had a 49 game unbeaten streak snapped by rival Manchester United

Manchester United FC

English soccer team based in Manchester who snapped rival Arsenal's 49 game unbeaten streak

2003-2004 Arsenal Team

Known as the "Invincibles" because they finished the season as unbeaten champions

Sir Alex Ferguson

Manchester United coach who defended his players after the game in the tunnel after the Arsenal coach continued to bully Van Nistelrooy

Arsenal's Streak Ends

Manchester United played rough and physical against Arsenal, and scored a late penalty kick by Ruud Van Nistelrooy to win the game and end the streak

Ruud van Nistelrooy

Manchester United player who was bullied the previous year for missing a penalty, but scored the game winner this time

Wayne Rooney

Manchester United player who was fouled by Arsenal and earned the penalty kick

Pizzagate

Scandal when Arsenal FC players threw pizza at Manchester United FC players after losing a dramatic match