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Latest English Premier League games on DVDs
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RELIVE THE GREATEST SEASON IN ARSENAL
HISTORY
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5 : Premier League Matches 2008/09
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games are in DVD format PAL, English
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Arsenal 4 - 4 Tottenham
Scoring 4 goals at The Emirates on its own
is something to be proud of, scoring 2 in
the last minute and one from 44 yards is
even more special, not to mention that this
match is a North London rivalry match. Emotions
are high, the tempo is just a little faster.
David Bentley, a failed Arsenal player scoring
from more than 40 yards was a sign of things
to come; Arsenal's deadly counter attacks
with 2 set-piece goals due to comedy goalkeeping
from Gomes, this match had everything, oh,
and 2 goals in the 90th minute from Spurs
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2.
Man United 1 - 4 Liverpool

In a season where Manchester
United equalled Liverpool's record of
18 league titles, Liverpool had their
own little success by crushing Man Utd
at their own stadium, the so-claimed
fantastic defence Manchester United
had was totally crushed by Torres and
Gerrard - Torres humiliating Vidic on
a number of occasions. Not yet however
was the humiliation complete, like watching
two fat blokes run, watching Andrea
Dossena outpace John O'Shea in the race
of turtles and lobbing the rooted Van
Der Sar completed the humiliation of
Manchester United.
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3.
Man United 5 - 2 Tottenham

Down 2-0, at the most
important part of the season - Liverpool
were extremely close to Man Utd, and
being outplayed by Tottenham, Man Utd
turned on the attack force and put 5
past the Spurs, a controversial penalty
to start the comeback, but none-the-less
a brutal second half by Manchester United.
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4.
Liverpool 4 - 4 Arsenal

Liverpool's title hopes
hanging by a thread, Arsenal needing
points to confirm a spot for Champions
League football, after a dull first
half in which Fabianski was tested many
times by Liverpool, a rare mistake by
Mascherano allowed Arsenal to pass the
ball in the net in a super move containing
Nasri, Fabregas and Arshavin. The signs
were there - both defences had cracks,
both teams were looking to attack, who
could have predicted 8 goals however?
Torres scored 2 super goals, one a header
and the other a little turn followed
by a snap shot, showing the versatility
of the Spanish striker, however it was
Arshavin who stole the highlights with
4 goals, the last possibly the best
- Theo Walcott running with the ball
after a corner, seeing little Arshavin
sprint into the screen from out of nowhere
and finish with super composure was
reminiscent of Michael Thomas scoring
in 1989, in the same kit at the same
stadium.
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5.
Arsenal 1 - 2 Hull
(sorry, this match is not available)
Usually when teams beat Arsenal - they suck
out all of Arsenal's creativity and usually
win in a defensively-sided manner, but Hull's
fairytale, while it lasted, was remarkable,
travelling to The Emirates and outplaying
the Gunners of the pitch is rare - Hull
not only did this, but they showed a clinical
edge to their game which has gone missing
of late, Geovanni scoring a screamer from
25 yards was just one of the things that
Hull need to do tomorrow to stay in the
Premier League. |
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The English
FA Cup
- All games are
in DVD format
PAL, English
commentary - |
| Note: All
matches from this season are full matches |
2005 |
Final |
Arsenal |
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Man
United |
English |
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2006 |
Final |
Liverpool |
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West
Ham |
English |
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2007 |
Final |
Chelsea |
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Man
United |
English |
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2008 |
4th round |
Man
United |
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Arsenal |
English |
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2009 |
Semi final |
Arsenal |
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Chelsea |
English |
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2009 |
Semi final |
Everton |
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Man
United |
English |
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2009 |
Final |
Chelsea |
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Everton |
English |
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The English
Carling Cup
- All games are
in DVD format
PAL, English
commentary - |
| Note: All
matches from this season are full matches |
2007 |
Final |
Arsenal |
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Chelsea |
English |
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Arsenal vs Man United : FA Cup 1999
Semi-final
Classic
Cup Clashes |
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Arsenal |
0
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Man. United |
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Arsenal |
1 : 2 |
Man.
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THE EPIC !!!
ARSENAL 0 - MANCHESTER UNITED
0 (after extra-time) April
11, 1999: FA Cup semi-final, Villa Park - The
two heavy-weights of English football began the first
chapter of the epic with a high drama throughout 120
pulsating minutes. United felt cheated when Roy Keane
had a goal ruled out for offside. Ryan Giggs skipped
past Lee Dixon in the 38th minute and crossed towards
Dwight Yorke. He nodded the ball back to Keane who rifled
in from 12 yards, but the goal was disallowed because
Yorke was judged to be offside. Despite the sending-off
of Arsenal defender Nelson Vivas, the Gunners held on
to force a replay.
ARSENAL 1 - MANCHESTER
UNITED 2 (after extra-time)
April 14, 1999: FA Cup semi-final replay, Villa
Park - A game which anyone who was there will
never forget. After a tense goalless first encounter,
David Beckham put United in front during the first half,
only for Dennis Bergkamp to level. Then it began to
get interesting. Roy Keane was red-carded, giving Arsenal
the edge. And when the Gunners were awarded a last-minute
penalty, victory looked assured. But Peter Schmeichel
turned Bergkamp's effort wide to send the game into
extra-time, where Ryan Giggs took centre stage. Picking
up the ball in his own half, the Welsh winger evaded
four Arsenal defenders on his glory surge into the Gunners
box, then unleashed an unstoppable near post shot which
left David Seaman beaten. United went on to beat Newcastle
in the final, clinching the second leg of their unprecedented
Treble.
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