The 1994-95 campaign delivered a tumultuous year for Arsenal as The Gunners slumped to a disappointing 12th-place finish in the Premier League, their lowest position since 1976. Despite the domestic struggles and the mid-season sacking of long-time manager George Graham, the brilliant Ian Wright remained a constant, firing in 18 crucial league goals (30 overall) and providing a rare bright spot. The season culminated in heartbreaking fashion on the European stage, as caretaker manager Stewart Houston led the team to the Cup Winners' Cup final only to lose in the last seconds of extra time to Real Zaragoza, courtesy of Nayim's infamous 40-yard lob over David Seaman.