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![Arsenal's captain Tony Adams holds the FA English premier league trophy after their match against [Everton] at Highbury May 11, 2002. [Arsenal won the double for the second time after defeating Chelsea](https://c8.alamy.com/comp/2D4K15M/arsenals-captain-tony-adams-holds-the-fa-english-premier-league-trophy-after-their-match-against-everton-at-highbury-may-11-2002-arsenal-won-the-double-for-the-second-time-after-defeating-chelsea-in-the-fa-cup-final-and-manchester-united-in-the-english-premier-league-earlier-this-week-usage-without-fapl-license-for-details-please-see-faplwebcom-2D4K15M.jpg "Arsenal's captain Tony Adams holds the FA English premier league trophy after their match against [Everton] at Highbury May 11, 2002. [Arsenal won the double for the second time after defeating Chelsea")
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