Mikel Arteta refuses to give up on the Premier League title battle, urging his team to fight until the end in case anything spectacular happens.
The defeat to West Ham United on Saturday, along with Liverpool’s victory at Manchester City, increased the deficit to 11 points, despite the fact that the Reds had played one more game.
With 12 games to try to close the gap again, the manager is adamant that the challenge is far from over as we travel to Nottingham Forest on Wednesday night, hoping to resume a run of form that could propel us back into contention if Arne Slot’s team falters. According Arsenal News.
“The reality is there are so many games to play, and you must get back to it,” Mikel assessed. “You have to have the levels and the consistency and the hunger to go again, and that’s what we are going to do on Wednesday.
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Mathematically, anything is possible. You’re there, and you need to play every game. We were able to close the deficit three days ago, and you are now only one and a half games away from catching them. It doesn’t matter; we have to keep going.
“The difficulty has increased from three days ago, but if you want to win the Premier League, you will have to do something unique, and given the conditions, you will most likely have to achieve something no one else has done in Premier League history.
“We’ve been in the opposite situation previously, and we understand how rapidly things can change. You must be there, and we deserve to continue the battle.”
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