Arsene Wenger has struggled to sleep and received support from old rival Alex Ferguson during Arsenal's recent form slump. The Gunners halted a four-game losing streak with an impressive 2-0 Europa League last-16 win at AC Milan on Thursday, but that result might do little to improve an atmosphere verging on toxic around the Emirates Stadium. Back-to-back 3-0 defeats against Manchester City – the first of which came in the EFL Cup final – and a sapping reverse at Brighton and Hove Albion arguably left Wenger's tenure at its lowest ebb. In an Arsenal Supporters' Trust poll, 88 per cent voted for the 67-year-old to leave at the end of this season, despite his terms running until the end...
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