Winning against AC Milan at the San Siro might be the easy part for Arsene Wenger. Today comes the hard graft of trying to wrestle, perhaps literally, three vengeance points from Watford in north London.
In his 21 years in English football, Wenger has done more than any manager up until Pep Guardiola to refine the native crudity of British up-and-at-'em football.
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