Jack Wilshere and wife Andriani Michael join Arsenal stars past and present at world premiere of 1989 title-winning season documentary

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Arsenal stars past and present came together on Wednesday to celebrate the most glorious night in the club's history.

It was one of the most dramatic moments in English football history when Michael Thomas scored the last minute goal that saw the Gunners snatch the Division One title out of Liverpool's hands - at Anfield.

That May evening 28 years ago has now been immortalised in film, and club legends were present at the world premiere of 89 in north London.

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Producer Amy Lawrence, director David Stewart, Nick Hornby, Tony Adams, Alan Smith, Paul Davis, David O'Leary, George Graham, Steve Bould, Michael Thomas, Ian Wright, Perry Groves, Alan Davies and Lee Dixon hold the Division One trophy at the premiere

Former captain and manager George Graham pictured on the red carpet in London

Jack Wilshere was joined by his wife Andriani Michael at the 89 world premiere on Wednesday

Arsenal needed to win by two clear goals, and led thanks to a strike by Alan Smith going into stoppage time.

It was then that Thomas struck to silence the league holders and cap a famous night that helped George Graham lift the Gunners' ninth league title. 

Current midfielder Jack Wilshere was in attendance, with his wife Andriani Michael, but it was a night for the club legends to be reacquainted.

Lee Dixon, Ryan Rocastle and Ian Wright smile for the camera ahead of the premiere

Former Arsenal player David O'Leary and his daughter Ciara pictured at the Odeon Holloway

Former goalkeeper David Seaman and striker Alan Smith joined their former team-mates

Michael Thomas scored the winning goal in the last minute that won the title for the Gunners

Graham, who managed the side in 1989, was present with the old First Division trophy, and posed for a group picture alongside a number of former stars including Tony Adams, David Seaman and Ian Wright.

Lee Dixon, David O'Leary, Alan Smith, Michael Thomas and Steve Bould also posed for pictures on the red carpet.

Actor Alan Davies and author of 'Fever Pitch', Nick Hornby, were among the celebrity guests invited to the Odeon Holloway in the English capital. 

Actor and fan Alan Davies was one of a select number of celebrities in attendance