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Wenger unconcerned by Arsenal's Stamford Bridge struggles

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger insists his team's poor recent record at Stamford Bridge will count for little against Chelsea on Sunday. The Gunners have not won at the home of their London rivals since October 2011, when Robin van Persie scored a hat-trick in a 5-3 thriller. Wenger's side have also lost both of their Premier League away fixtures this season to sit 11th after four matches. But rather than dwell on recent history, the Frenchman preferred to focus on Arsenal's recent FA Cup and Community Shield triumphs over Antonio Conte's men. "Basically, in recent years, Chelsea have always had a great team," Wenger told reporters after the Europa League win over Cologne....
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