Manager Arsene Wenger intends to make the most of Arsenal's second chance when they jet out to Monaco on Monday afternoon aiming to rewrite history and stay in the Champions League. The Gunners' hopes of reaching the quarter-finals were all but extinguished after suffering a 3-1 home defeat in the first leg last month - conceding in stoppage time just minutes after giving themselves a life-line with a late goal from Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. Monaco have one of the best defensive records in Europe, and no team has recovered from more than a single-goal deficit going into an away leg in the Champions League era. Wenger, though, believes Arsenal can produce an unlikely result against the club...
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