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Wenger's jinx ends

AFP, London
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger claimed victory over Chelsea counterpart Jose Mourinho at the 14th attempt as Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's goal gave the FA Cup winners a 1-0 win in Sunday's Community Shield.
The England midfielder struck in the 24th minute at a sun-soaked Wembley Stadium to break Mourinho's longstanding hold over his French rival and give Arsenal hope of a sustained assault on Chelsea’s Premier League title.
While Chelsea improved in the second half, they could not find a way past their former goalkeeper Petr Cech, who registered a clean sheet as his new club claimed their 13th outright Community Shield.
Chelsea's team-sheet suggested that Diego Costa is not yet free of the
hamstring problems that plagued him last season, with Loic Remy leading the line in the Spain striker's absence and new signing Radamel Falcao on the bench.
Wenger unveiled a new shape here that saw Oxlade-Chamberlain and Santi Cazorla line up on either flank, allowing Aaron Ramsey to take up his favoured central role alongside Francis Coquelin.
With Mesut Ozil shadowing lone striker Theo Walcott, who signed a new four-year contract on Friday, Arsenal were able to cluster men around the ball both in and out of possession, swarming around Chelsea's midfielders to win the ball back before zipping quick passes between each other.
After Walcott had worked Thibaut Courtois with a header he created Arsenal's opener in the 24 th minute with a pass wide to Oxlade-Chamberlain, who cut inside Cesar Azpilicueu and lashed home left-footed.
It was Arsenal's first goal against
Chelsea in 506 minutes of football.
Remy, caught offside four times in the first half, gave way for Falcao at half-time and Oscar entered the fray shortly after in place of his countryman Ramires.
The changes revived Chelsea and after Oscar had dragged wide, Cesc Fabregas gave Hazard a clear sight of goal with a slide-rule pass, only for the off-key Belgian to blaze wasteftilly over fromeightyards.
Cech was finally tested in the 69th minute springing to his right to palm a freekick from Oscar behind, which drew an approving roar from Arsen al's supporters.
Moments earlier Olivier Ciroud, a replacement for Walcott, had slid a cross from Oxlade-Chamberlain over the bar and he was to spurn an even better chance, prodding Ramsey's right-wing cut-back over the top.
The best late openings fell to Arsenal, only for Courtois to save impressively from first Cazorla and