1. Henry's legendary goal at Highbury When Henry arrived at Arsenal from Juventus in 1999, he did so amid a power struggle with Manchester United for English Premier League superiority. The Gunners entered the 2000-01 season having finished runners up to the Red Devils the season before, so when Henry & Co. hosted their toughest rivals in just the eighth game of the season, they knew the result could play a large role in their title hopes. Half an hour into the match, with the score still 0-0, Henry created a breathtaking masterpiece out of seemingly nothing. The Frenchman held off a defender at the top of the box as he received a pass from Gilles Grimaldi. In one swift motion, Henry flicked the ball up on the roll, turned and laced a volley that sliced and dipped over a helpless Fabien Barthez. The goal proved to be the match-winner. And though Arsenal would finish runners-up to Manchester United for the EPL crown that season, Henry's goal was second to none. 2.