Clashes between Arsene Wenger and Jose Mourinho were once a foregone conclusion in favour of the latter, but that just isn't the case these days. The Frenchman's Arsenal took four points off the Portuguese's Manchester United last season in a campaign which saw Wenger's first ever league win over his arch-rival. At the same time, while many expect United to finish much closer to the top than the north Londoners this season, the Gunners have won all seven of their home games thus far – in contrast, the Red Devils have won just one of their last four on the road. So, how will Saturday's clash at the Emirates Stadium pan out? Here's everything you need to know ahead of the 5.30pm...
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