The Emirates' greatest ever day?
They say you don't know what you've got until it's gone, but there are rare occasions in life where you become conscious of the fact that you're living through a moment in history. Saturday certainly felt like one of those.
In it's 17-year history the Emirates Stadium hasn't had as many moments of magic as Arsenal may have hoped. Arsene Wenger once describe Highbury as his soul and the Emirates as his suffering, and although the Gunners' new home has had brief flirtations with the kind of nights its illustrious predecessor hosted regularly, it's easy to see why he would say this.
