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Thomas Vermaelen celebrates scoring his and Arsenals 1st goal

Thomas Vermaelen celebrates scoring his and Arsenals 1st goal


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Thomas Vermaelen celebrates scoring his and Arsenals 1st goal

Thomas Vermaelen celebrates scoring his and Arsenals 1st goal. Arsenal 4:0 Wigan Athletic. Barclays Premier League. Emirates Stadium, 19/9/09. Credit: Arsenal Football Club / David Price

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In this electrifying moment captured at Emirates Stadium on September 19, 2009, Thomas Vermaelen of Arsenal Football Club celebrates the team's first goal against Wigan Athletic in the Barclays Premier League. With an emphatic header, Vermaelen not only put Arsenal on the scoreboard but also set the tone for a dominant 4-0 victory. The Belgian defender, then in his second season with the Gunners, had only recently been appointed as the team's captain. His goal, which came in the 33rd minute, was a testament to his leadership and his ability to contribute both defensively and offensively. The atmosphere at Emirates Stadium was electric as the home crowd erupted in cheers, sensing that this could be the start of a memorable performance. Vermaelen, with a broad smile on his face, joined in the jubilation, embracing teammates and basking in the adulation of the fans. This goal marked a significant milestone in Vermaelen's career, and it was a moment that he would cherish for a long time. It also highlighted his importance to the Arsenal team, which was undergoing a period of transition under new manager Arsene Wenger. The victory against Wigan Athletic was a morale-boosting one for the Gunners, who had started the season with back-to-back draws. The team would go on to build momentum, eventually finishing the season in fourth place and qualifying for the UEFA Champions League. This photo captures the essence of the beautiful game, with the raw emotion and passion of football on full display. It is a reminder of the thrill of scoring a goal and the unity and camaraderie that exists among teammates on the pitch.

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