The 2014–15 season marked Arsenal's 23rd consecutive appearance in the Premier League, solidifying their status as a constant force in English football. Under the stewardship of longtime manager Arsène Wenger, who had been with the club since 1996, the Gunners embarked on a journey that encompassed various competitions including the Premier League, FA Cup, Football League Cup, FA Community Shield, and the UEFA Champions League.

 

Wenger bolstered his squad ahead of the season with key signings, most notably bringing in winger Alexis Sánchez from Barcelona. The Chilean proved to be an inspired addition, finishing as Arsenal's top scorer and earning the title of Arsenal Player of the Season.

 

The league campaign kicked off on a challenging note for Arsenal, facing setbacks due to player injuries and inconsistent form. By December, the team found themselves as low as eighth in the Premier League standings. However, Wenger's leadership and tactical acumen guided the team through a resurgence in the second half of the season.

 

A remarkable eight-game winning streak in the latter stages of the season propelled Arsenal back into the title race. Despite their commendable efforts, a 0–0 draw against eventual champions Chelsea in April dealt a significant blow to their title aspirations. Nonetheless, Arsenal secured a third-place finish in the Premier League, securing a spot in the following season's UEFA Champions League.

 

The Gunners' success in domestic competitions was highlighted by their triumphant FA Cup campaign. As the defending champions, Arsenal clinched the FA Cup once again with a convincing 4–0 victory over Aston Villa in the final. This achievement elevated the club to the pinnacle of FA Cup success, boasting a total of 12 titles.

 

In the UEFA Champions League, Arsenal navigated the group stage, finishing second behind Borussia Dortmund on goal difference. However, their journey was cut short in the round of 16, where they faced Ligue 1 side Monaco. Despite a valiant effort, Arsenal succumbed to Monaco over two legs, exiting the competition for the fifth consecutive season at the same stage.

 

Off the pitch, Chips Keswick continued to serve as the Chairman of the club, providing leadership and guidance. The Emirates Stadium remained the iconic backdrop for Arsenal's home matches, witnessing notable moments such as the highest attendance of 60,081 against Liverpool in April 2015.

 

As the season concluded, Arsenal's campaign was defined by a mix of challenges and triumphs, reflecting the resilience and determination that have long been associated with the storied club.