Premier League Opening Match, Li Yufei on the Bench

At the end of August 2014, the lingering heat of London's midsummer had yet to fade. A slightly cool evening breeze swept through the streets of North London, brushing over the entire football-crazed city.

The much-anticipated 2014–2015 Premier League season officially raised its magnificent curtain.

In the opening match of the new season, Arsenal, the undisputed rulers of the Premier League playing at home, welcomed a challenge from Manchester City's Blue Moon Legion.

The Emirates Stadium was packed to capacity. More than sixty thousand Gunners Fanatic supporters filled every inch of the stands, with the scarlet home colors stretching as far as the eye could see and merging into a blazing red sea.

The synchronized Team Song, the rising chants of support, and the waves upon waves of applause and cheers shook the entire stadium roof, setting the whole night of North London ablaze.

At this point, England's Football World had already been firmly ruled by Arsenal for four full years.

Since the 2010–2011 season, Arsenal had begun its own invincible dynasty.

They had monopolized the Premier League Title for four consecutive years, achieving the supreme feat of four straight league titles and crushing every rival beneath them.

Their dominance extended far beyond domestic competition. On the European stage, the Gunners had created a miraculous achievement unprecedented in history and unlikely to ever be repeated.

After the UEFA Champions League format reform, they had claimed four consecutive Champions League Titles, swept aside Europe's greatest clubs, dominated the continent, and become the undisputed number one giant of the Football World.

Over four years, they had won Premier League Titles, Champions League Titles, and every kind of cup trophy until their hands were full. Arsenal's dynastic dominance had long since been etched into the hearts of every fan.

Their match against Manchester