In football, “the Invincibles” usually refers to a team that goes an entire league season unbeaten , and the most famous example is Arsenal’s 2003–04 Premier League side.

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  • The phrase “the Invincibles” in modern football talk almost always points to Arsenal 2003–04 , who played 38 Premier League games, with 26 wins, 12 draws, and 0 defeats, winning the title unbeaten.
  • Historically, other clubs have had invincible league seasons too (like Preston North End 1888–89, AC Milan 1991–92, Juventus 2011–12, Porto 2010–11, Ajax 1994–95, Celtic 2016–17, and Bayer Leverkusen 2023–24), but they are usually called “invincibles” with a qualifier (e.g., “Celtic Invincibles”, “Leverkusen’s Invincibles”), not the Invincibles.
  • In English football, the capitalized term “The Invincibles” is most strongly associated with Arsenal’s 2003–04 side under Arsène Wenger, featuring stars like Thierry Henry, Patrick Vieira, and Robert Pires.

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