Arsenal fan loses his house after betting on Manchester United match with his friend (who wagered his WIFE) Henry Dhabasani staked his two-roomed home in Iganga, eastern Uganda He reportedly fainted after seeing the Gunners lose 1-0 at Old Trafford United fan Rashid Yiga bet his new Toyota and his wife his side would win Dhabasani and his family were 'thrown out' of their house on Monday While most Arsenal fans were down in the dumps after the Gunners lost at Manchester United on Sunday, one supporter had more reason than most to be upset at the result. A Gunners fan lost his house after betting a friend that the Premier League leaders would run out winners at Old Trafford. Henry Dhabasani staked his two-roomed house in Iganga, in eastern Uganda, on the result of the match. Risky gamble: An Arsenal fan in Uganda lost his house in a bet after Robin Van Persie's header gave Manchester United a 1-0 win over Arsenal on Sunday But while Manchester United fan Rashid Yiga won the bet, he is still unlikely to have found his way into his family's good books. As well as his new Toyota Premio car, Yiga was so confident that United would win that he bet his wife on the result, according to the Uganda Observer. Fellow football fans witnessed as the two men put their wager in writing before kick off. Dhabasani's audacious gamble failed to pay off when a Robin Van Persie goal gave David Moyes's men a 1-0 win over their rivals. According to reports, Dhabasani, who has three wives and five children, fainted as the full time whistle went and he realised he had lost his house. Wager: As well as his new Toyota Premio (file picture), Rashid Yiga also bet his wife that Manchester United would win There was no backing out of the risky bet - the following day, he and his family were thrown out of their home when a group of Manchester United fans stormed their home. The Gunners' defeat is not the first time an Arsenal result has had dire consequences this season. After Arsenal's 2-0 win over Liverpool earlier this month, a policeman allegedly shot his friend in Durban, South Africa, after he was taunted over the result. According to reports, the man, a Liverpool fan, was arrested and charged with attempted murder.