Arsene Wenger this weekend celebrates his 20th anniversary as Arsenal manager. Over the course of 1,127 matches, he has revolutionised the English game and provided more than his fair share of drama.
Over the duration of his time at Highbury and the Emirates, Wenger has come up against Chelsea 54 times, be it in the Premier League, domestic cups or on the European stage.
He was once labelled by Jose Mourinho as a 'specialist in failure', but how has Wenger really got on against the Blues over the years?


When Wenger was unveiled as the new Arsenal boss in September 1996, the general consensus was one of confusion.