Four Goals Against Leeds United
Scores four times in Arsenal's 5-0 league victory over Leeds United during the unbeaten title campaign.
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2004 in France
Explore 30 historical events and records for France in 2004.
Historical records for France in 2004
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April
Invincibles Premier League Title
Clinches the Premier League title at Tottenham during Arsenal's unbeaten 2003-04 league campaign.
May
Eastern Enlargement
Chirac welcomed ten new member states as the European Union completed its largest enlargement.
Final Unbeaten League Match Winning Goal
Scores the winner against Leicester City as Arsenal complete the Premier League season unbeaten.
Unbeaten Premier League Season Completed
Arsenal finished the 2003-04 Premier League campaign without a defeat across all 38 matches, the defining achievement of Wenger’s Invincibles team.
Golden Boot Premier League
Finishes as the leading goalscorer in the Premier League with 30 goals for Arsenal. The campaign is particularly remembered for his goals for the unbeaten Invincibles side.
October
Constitution of France
The Constitution, having been agreed by heads of Government from the 25 Member States, is signed at a ceremony in Rome
Constitution of France
The Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe was signed in Rome by the governments of the European Union member states.
Constitutional Treaty Signature
Chirac joined European leaders in signing the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe.
European Convention
The Constitution, having been agreed by heads of Government from the 25 Member States, is signed at a ceremony in Rome
Arsenal Unbeaten Run Reaches Forty Nine
Wenger’s Arsenal side extended its unbeaten Premier League sequence to 49 matches before Manchester United ended the run in October 2004.
Other events (month unknown)
Arsenal Unbeaten League Run Ends at United
Arsène Wenger's Arsenal lost at Old Trafford after a 49 match unbeaten Premier League sequence.
Constitution of France
The European Convention is established, presided over by former French President Valery Giscard dEstaing, and was given the task of consulting as widely as possible across Europe with the aim of producing a first draft of the Constitution
Defender Joins From Nantes
Sylvain Armand moved to Paris Saint-Germain from Nantes and became a durable defensive regular during the club's rebuilding years.
Direct Imaging of 2M1207 b
Leads observations producing the first direct image of a planetary-mass companion outside the solar system.
Direct Imaging of 2M1207 b
Contributes to the VLT team imaging the planetary-mass companion 2M1207 b.
Election
In party elections Sarkozy becomes leader of the UMP with 85% of the vote
European Convention
The European Convention is established, presided over by former French President Valery Giscard dEstaing, and was given the task of consulting as widely as possible across Europe with the aim of producing a first draft of the Constitution
Football Career Documentary Reflections
Cantona revisited his Manchester United career in documentary interviews, reflecting on the trust and freedom afforded him by Ferguson.
Hauts-de-Seine
Apppointed President of the General council of the Hauts-de-Seine department from 2004 to 2007
Minister of Finance
Appointed Minister of Finance
Neptune Irregular Moon Study
Petit contributes orbital analysis to the study of newly discovered irregular satellites around Neptune.
Neptune Irregular Moon Study
Rousselot participates in observations and analysis of Neptune's newly identified irregular moons.
Party Leader
In party elections Sarkozy becomes leader of the UMP with 85% of the vote
Premier League Championship
Thierry Henry wins the 2003/04 Premier League championship with Arsenal and finishes as the league's leading scorer with 30 goals and spearheads an unbeaten attack.
Premier League Championship
Robert Pires wins the 2003/04 Premier League championship with Arsenal and creates and scores goals from the left flank in Arsenal's unbeaten season.
Premier League Championship
Patrick Vieira wins the 2003/04 Premier League championship with Arsenal and captains the Invincibles and combines midfield leadership with defensive strength.
Premier League Championship
Arsene Wenger wins the 2003/04 Premier League championship with Arsenal and leads Arsenal through an entire 38-match league season without defeat to secure the Invincibles championship.
The Chorus
Directs The Chorus.
Wenger Leads Unbeaten Premier League Season
Arsène Wenger guided Arsenal through all 38 league matches without defeat and won the championship.
How these records were prepared
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