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RACE TO WEEKEND GAMES: MOURINHO AND WENGER BOTH HAVE A LOT TO LOSE

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As much as Wenger loyalists and Arsenal fans love to laud their manager's serenity amidst Mourinho's craziness, both coaches still have a lot to lose in the weekend clash.

Out of 15 games, Wenger can only boast of 1 win against a Mourinho-coached side and this is not a favourable stance for Wenger. So it is safe to say there is a little stint in here between Mourinho and Wenger.

But with Manchester United's poor form, Mourinho also has a lot to lose as he needs to get the Reds back to form. And most importantly, he needs to ensure that he makes it to the top four so the Reds don't miss out on the Champions League the second time in a row.

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