Long time Arsenal left back, Nigel Winterburn.

The age game, I mean, it was, well, considering the first round, it was walking apart, wasn't it?

You know, it's 3-0 at home.

I don't remember much about the game, but the bits I do remember is, you know, I just, you know,

I think we just completely outclassed them, if I'm honest, we really, yeah, control the game.

I'm May 4 we really control the game. On May 4, 1994, Arsenal traveled to Copenhagen,

undermanned and decidedly as underdogs,

to face Parma in the European Cup Winners' Cup final.

This is 1-0 to the Arsenal, the story of the 1994 European

Cup winner's cup victory. I'm your host, Kent Malmrose. Part 3, The Anatomy of a roster.

With round one in the books, George Graham was tasked with getting past the ghosts of his second round exit to Benfica just two years prior.

He and the squad had made it through the fixture congestion of September and started another gauntlet October schedule.

But the roster was built just for this, so they got to work.

Something strange happened that month. A run of rare results encapsulated that Gunner's team

in perfect simplicity. October started with a nil-nil-nall draw at Liverpool on the second.

As a standalone result, at Anfield, that was a positive outcome.

As the archetype of the rest of the month, it was less ideal.

And that's exactly what happened.

Three days later, Huddersfield Town visited Highbury for the return leg of its second round League Cup matchup with the Gunners.

They too managed to tie Arsenal this

time by a score of 1-1, but it wasn't close to enough for them to overcome the 5-0 drubbing

in the first leg of the round, and Arsenal moved on in the competition easily. Two games,

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