Will Arsenal’s recovery take as long as United’s?

Arsenal and Manchester United, who shared an intense title rivalry in the 2000s, meet tonight withsomething else in common in the 2020s: A continuing and complex challenge to regain that status after losing legendary managers.

Will Arsenal’s recovery take as long as United’s?

Arsenal and Manchester United, who shared an intense title rivalry in the 2000s, meet tonight withsomething else in common in the 2020s: A continuing and complex challenge to regain that status after losing legendary managers.

Arsenal, of course, lostArsene Wenger by decision, opting to end his reign after a long period of under-achievement and growing unrest in the stands.

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