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Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has insisted the Gunners must be consistent if they want to challenge for the Premier League and Champions League next season.
Arsene Wenger's side retained the FA Cup in May with a comfortable 4-0 victory over Aston Villa while they also qualified for the Champions League after finishing in third place in the league.
Despite winning silverware last season, though, the Gunners failed to challenge Chelsea for the Premier League title as the north Londoners ended the campaign 12 points behind their London rivals.
But Arsenal's record goalscorer, Henry, believes his former side's FA Cup win demonstrated how much they have progressed - with the team now needing to be more consistent to win further trophies next term.
"It's a difficult task to win the FA Cup back to back, but they have done that," the 37-year-old told Arsenal Player.
"You could see right from the start (against Villa) that Arsenal were going to win the game, and that made it easier for us fans to watch - it was less nerve-racking than the year before.
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"So the progress is there, now what we are waiting for is the consistency in the league because that is very important. That is where you can judge a team, in the league.
"Having said that, our generation started by winning the Cup and went on to win a double and stayed unbeaten - that is all I can hope for this group to do."
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