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'I wore these for 48 consecutive games at Arsenal... can you guess what year?' Jens Lehmann shows off his own little piece of Invincibles memorabilia as former shot-stopper shares snap on Twitter of his 2004 gloves

Daily Mail | November 11, 2020

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Jens Lehman has shared his very own piece of Invincibles history with Arsenal fans on Twitter.

The German shot-stopper was a commanding figure at the back for Arsene Wenger's side as they lifted the Premier League trophy in 2004 after going the entire season unbeaten.

The Gunners went on to continue that form into the following season, going 49 matches without defeat, before a controversial 2-0 defeat at Old Trafford by Manchester United brought the run to halt.

Jens Lehmann has shared his own little piece of Invincibles history on Twitter on Wednesday
The former Arsenal shot-stopper shared an image of the gloves he wore in 2003 and 2004

“I wore these gloves for 48 consecutive games @Arsenal in the @premierleague.

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