Thousands of Arsenal fans gathered on the streets of north London to witness the FA Cup parade and manager Arsene Wenger is looking forward to prompting similar celebrations in future.

The Gunners won their consecutive FA Cup on Saturday after enduring a much-ridiculed barren 10-year spell and Wenger is now looking ahead to further successes.

Speaking to Sky Sports News HQ, Wenger said of the parade: "It just makes you realise the size of this club.

"It is not the ideal day for celebrations with the rain today but it absolutely didn't stop anybody from going outside.

"They all came out to show how much they love the club and it's great, it gives you more hunger and enthusiasm to achieve more when you realise how much people love this club.

"We have the appetite. In England the competition is very tough and we have again made progress this season.

"Since January we have made more points than any other team and we want to continue after a good rest and a good summer."

Arsenal won a record 12th FA Cup title on Saturday after defeating Aston Villa 4-0 in the final at Wembley.