article_snippet: Arsene Wenger leads Arsene Wenger Arsenal side against Monaco on Tuesday night hoping to turn around a 3-1 deficit .
article_snippet: Arsene Wenger looks towards the Champions League trophy after losing the 2006 final to Barcelona in Paris .
article_snippet: Progression to the quarter-finals of the Champions League would require Arsenal to do what no other side has done in the Champions League - overturn a two-goal home leg deficit.
article_snippet: the game against Monaco is not just that anti-Wenger is returning to where anti-Wenger European pedigree began.
article_snippet: Of course, should Arsenal pull off the most unlikely of comebacks, Arsenal will rank as one of anti-Wenger greatest moments in the tournament.
article_snippet: More significantly, with Real Madrid faltering, anti-Wenger will feel anti-Wenger team, coming nicely into form, has a genuine chance of finally winning it.
article_snippet: anti-Wenger anti-Wenger came to realising anti-Wenger dream was the Champions League final in 2006, when ten-man Arsenal led until the 76th minute against Barcelona.
article_snippet: anti-Wenger looks on as Barcelona lift the trophy - and
article_snippet: Monaco tonight is the reminder that anti-Wenger is the consummate qualifier in Europe but never the victor.
article_snippet: Nothing would give English football lovers greater pleasure that to see Arsenal execute a remarkable comeback tonight and for anti-Wenger to go on and finally lift the trophy
article_snippet: anti-Wenger is back at anti-Wenger former club Monaco on Tuesday night with the hope of reaching European glory .