Complete Record of Arsenal's Trophy Wins
Arsenal FC ranks among the most decorated clubs in English football history. Though critics point out their absence of a Champions League title, their collection of trophies remains impressive. In total, Arsenal has claimed 49 major honors, including Premier League titles, FA Cups, EFL Cups, and Community Shields.
Their latest triumph came in the 2025-26 Premier League season. Arsenal secured the title when Manchester City drew against Bournemouth in their second-to-last match, making it impossible to catch up even if Arsenal lost their final game against Crystal Palace.
Arsenal Premier League Championships
Since its inception, Arsenal has earned 14 top-flight league titles. The first four were under Herbert Chapman during the First Division era, with Eddie Hapgood as captain. Arsene Wenger also led Arsenal to three Premier League wins in 1997-98, 2001-02, and 2003-04, the last being the legendary 'Invincibles' season.
- 1930-31: 66 points, Manager: Herbert Chapman, Captain: Eddie Hapgood, Runner-up: Aston Villa
- 1932-33: 58 points, Manager: Herbert Chapman, Captain: Eddie Hapgood, Runner-up: Aston Villa
- 1933-34: 59 points, Manager: Herbert Chapman, Captain: Eddie Hapgood, Runner-up: Huddersfield Town
- 1934-35: 58 points, Manager: Herbert Chapman, Captain: Eddie Hapgood, Runner-up: Sunderland
- 1937-38: 52 points, Manager: George Allison, Captain: Eddie Hapgood, Runner-up: Wolverhampton Wanderers
- 1947-48: 59 points, Manager: Tom Whittaker, Captain: Joe Mercer, Runner-up: Manchester United
- 1952-53: 54 points, Manager: Tom Whittaker, Captain: Joe Mercer, Runner-up: Preston North End
- 1970-71: 65 points, Manager: Bertie Mee, Captain: Franck McLintock, Runner-up: Leeds United
- 1988-89: 76 points, Manager: George Graham, Captain: Tony Adams, Runner-up: Liverpool
- 1990-91: 83 points, Manager: George Graham, Captain: Tony Adams, Runner-up: Liverpool
- 1997-98: 78 points, Manager: Arsene Wenger, Captain: Tony Adams, Runner-up: Manchester United
- 2001-02: 87 points, Manager: Arsene Wenger, Captain: Tony Adams, Runner-up: Liverpool
- 2003-04: 90 points, Manager: Arsene Wenger, Captain: Patrick Vieira, Runner-up: Chelsea
- 2025-26: 82 points, Manager: Mikel Arteta, Captain: Martin Odegaard, Runner-up: Manchester City
FA Cup Victories
The FA Cup is Arsenal's most fruitful competition, where they have earned more titles than any other. Arsene Wenger overshadowed earlier success by winning seven FA Cups compared to Herbert Chapman's single triumph. Their most recent FA Cup win was in the 2019-20 season, defeating Chelsea.
- 1929-30: Manager: Herbert Chapman, Captain: Tom Parker, Runner-up: Huddersfield Town
- 1935-36: Manager: George Allison, Captain: Eddie Hapgood, Runner-up: Sheffield United
- 1949-50: Manager: Tom Whittaker, Captain: N/A, Runner-up: Liverpool
- 1970-71: Manager: Bertie Mee, Captain: Franck McLintock, Runner-up: Liverpool
- 1978-79: Manager: Terry Neil, Captain: Pat Rice, Runner-up: Manchester United
- 1992-93: Manager: George Graham, Captain: Tony Adams, Runner-up: Sheffield Wednesday
- 1997-98: Manager: Arsene Wenger, Captain: Tony Adams, Runner-up: Newcastle United
- 2001-02: Manager: Arsene Wenger, Captain: Tony Adams, Runner-up: Chelsea
- 2002-03: Manager: Arsene Wenger, Captain: Patrick Vieira, Runner-up: Southampton
- 2004-05: Manager: Arsene Wenger, Captain: Patrick Vieira, Runner-up: Manchester United
- 2013-14: Manager: Arsene Wenger, Captain: Thomas Vermaelen, Runner-up: Hull City
- 2014-15: Manager: Arsene Wenger, Captain: Mikel Arteta, Runner-up: Aston Villa
- 2016-17: Manager: Arsene Wenger, Captain: Per Mertesacker, Runner-up: Chelsea
- 2019-20: Managers: Unai Emery/Freddie Ljungberg, Captains: Granit Xhaka/Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Runner-up: Chelsea
European Success
Arsenal's most notable European trophy is the UEFA Cup Winners' Cup, won in the 1993-94 season. They overcame Torino in the quarter-finals and Paris Saint-Germain in the semis before edging Parma 1-0 in the final, thanks to a goal from Alan Smith.
- UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1993-94: Manager: George Graham, Captain: Tony Adams, Runner-up: Parma
Quick Facts
- Total trophies won: 49
- Last trophy won: 2025-26 Premier League title
- Champions League titles: None yet
- Premier League titles won: 14
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