The 2004-05 campaign delivered a major trophy and a spectacular second-place finish for Arsenal as The Gunners won the FA Cup in a dramatic penalty shootout against rivals Manchester United. Leading the charge was the prolific Thierry Henry, whose league-topping 25 goals earned him the Premier League Golden Boot in a season built on the attacking flair of players like Robin van Persie and Dennis Bergkamp. It was a challenging year that saw their record 49-game unbeaten run end and secured a final trophy for the 'Invincibles' generation.. The 2005-06 campaign was an emotional and historic farewell for Arsenal, marking their final season at the iconic Highbury stadium. The Gunners dramatically secured a 4th-place finish in the Premier League on the final day, but the season's true glory was their spectacular run to the UEFA Champions League Final in Paris, the first time a London club had achieved this feat. Spearheading the charge was their talismanic captain Thierry Henry, whose 27 league goals earned him the Golden Boot. The European adventure was legendary, with Arsenal setting a competition record of 10 consecutive clean sheets against giants like Real Madrid and Juventus, before a heartbreaking 2-1 loss to Barcelona in the final defined the end of an era alongside the departure of legend Dennis Bergkamp.