Wenger hoping to stop Jose's record.

Arsene Wenger says Arsenal's poor recent run against Jose
Mourinho's Chelsea will have little bearing on this weekend's Super Sunday clash.
Chelsea travel to the Emirates 10 points clear of Arsenal and, with just six games left in the season, are close to securing their first title since 2010.
Wenger is yet to beat Mourinho in 12 attempts but the Frenchman is confident of changing that following Arsenal’s excellent recent run of form that has yielded eight straight league wins.
Asked about poor results against Mourinho in past seasons, and
this weekend’s match in general, Wenger said: “I am not a great
believer in history. We have not always lost in 12 attempts and a
few times have been close to beating them.
“But, having said that, the result on Sunday will be just down to the performance on the day.
“We’re on a good run and from a good run of form you get good
belief. We have a strong solidarity too.
“We know we have passed many tests. We’ve beaten Manchester
City away from home and we have another test on Sunday that we want to pass.
“What we require is to nullify Chelsea’s strengths. If you look at
the numbers they have been very efficient on counter-attacks, very efficient on set-pieces.”
And Wenger believes Chelsea’s Eden Hazard and his own Alexis
Sanchez have been the leading stars of the 2014/15 season.
He went on: "It's either Alexis Sanchez or Eden Hazard for Player
of the Year. Alexis has come into English football and has adapted very well.
"It's his first season so he will compete very closely with Hazard
for Player of the Year.
"Everybody would agree that he's (Hazard) had a great season.
He's found maturity that he didn't have before."
And if Arsenal do reduce the gap on leaders Chelsea to seven
points, can the Gunners still win the title?
Wenger said: “Mathematically possible. But Chelsea have the
championship in their hands but what we can do is get closer to
them.
“We have an opportunity to do that at home and we want to take it. We want to strengthen our position in second because it’s far from being done.”

Source:Skysports.