Arsenal head coach rally: Gunners attend Premier League bus rally

Arsenal He finished with a difference of seven points Manchester City It was the 14th English title, but it was the first time since 2003-04 when Arsene Wenger’s ‘Invincibles’ won the Premier League without losing a single game.

The rally took place on Sunday, a day after the Gunners narrowly missed out on making club history. He lost 4-3 on penalties to Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League final.

After 1-1 in extra time, Eberechi Eze and Gabriel both missed the penalty spot as PSG were crowned European champions, but the Gunners failed to win their first Champions League trophy.

Ahead of the rally on Sunday, Gabriel wrote on Instagram: “It hurts but I’m proud of this team and everything we’ve accomplished together this season.

“Thank you to our amazing fans for supporting us every step of the way. You deserve to celebrate this journey with us and enjoy the parade today.”

The celebrations continued on Sunday as the players mourned their defeat in the final in Budapest, Hungary on Saturday.

Miles Lewis-Skelley, 19, who came through the Gunners’ academy, spoke to Sky Sports News before boarding the bus.

“It’s sad because, you know, when you’re close to a dream, a goal, and you feel a little short, but like Michael, he adds fuel to the fire, so we use that for us,” he said on the Champions League defeat.

But Lewis-Skelley feels this Premier League win could be the start of a successful season for the Gunners.

“I feel like it’s the start of a new era and we’re ready to go out and achieve our dreams,” he added.

“It means everything just to share this moment with our people. It’s going to be emotional. The last two weeks have been incredible.”

“Thank you, we’re not done,” he replied when asked for a message to fans.