Thierry Henry believes fans all want to see Arsene Wenger finally break his winless Premier League run against Jose Mourinho when Arsenal travel to take on Manchester United on Saturday.
Wenger has never been on the victorious side in the league against a Mourinho-managed team in England, with the pair having met 11 times in the past.
Five of those 11 matches have ended in a win for Mourinho while six have been drawn, although Wenger did manage to steer his Arsenal side to victory over Mourinho's Chelsea team in the Community Shield last year.
Gunners legend Henry believes the clash between the Portuguese's current side United and Arsenal - who sit in fourth place in the league standings, six points ahead of the Red Devils - will be "tough" but hopes to see his former manager end his winless top-flight record against Mourinho on Saturday.
"Can Arsene Wenger win a game against Jose Mourinho in the league? That's what everyone wants to see," Henry told Sky Sports.
"Obviously Mourinho does something tactically that stops Wenger from winning.
"But Arsene has had a lot of opportunities to win a game against a side Mourinho was coaching - I am talking about the league - so when is it going to happen?"
He added: "It's going to be a tough game for both teams.
"Maybe it wasn't ideal for United to have the break after a victory as they had to go away and then come back. It's "must-win" for United if they want to stay close to the top."
