Arsenal's drought is over (not that one, obviously).
The Gunners, stymied so many times in the league by Jose Mourinho during the Portuguese manager's Premier League career, finally ended a nearly decade-long scoring drought against the bombastic bench boss.
Olivier Giroud's emphatic late header saw Arsene Wenger's men steal a point with a 1-1 draw against Manchester United at Old Trafford, and the thumping tally was the club's first in league play against Mourinho since May 2007.
Olivier Giroud: Is the first Arsenal player to score a league goal against a Jose Mourinho side since Gilberto Silva in May 2007 #MUNARS
— WhoScored.com (@WhoScored) November 19, 2016
After putting forth a languid display that lacked any semblance of attacking verve for some 89 minutes, it took one moment of quality from Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and a bullet header from the bearded Frenchman to completely flip the script on what had been a very one-sided contest.
