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Ghana international Thomas Partey has charged his Arsenal teammates to approach their clash against Manchester City with a winning mentality.
The Sky Blues will play host to the Gunners in what seems to be a title deciding encounter on Wednesday at the Etihad Stadium.
Arsenals are chasing their first EPL title since 2003 are being trailed by Manchester City with just five points.
After sharing the spoils with Southampton last Friday, Partey has entreated his teammates to approach their game against the reigning champions with the mentality of winning.
"I think everything depends on us - we have to go [to City] with the mentality to play football and plays we know. And, in the end, we have to try and win.
"We have to approach it as a game in that we do everything that we did from the beginning of the season and I am sure we can win if we do that," he said as quoted by The Daily Mail.
"It's normal that we feel frustrated after Friday as we could have done better. We worked so hard during the week for the game."
"We cannot put our heads down because now is not the time to drop heads. We have to keep on fighting, we have to keep on pushing and in the end, we will get better results."
Arsenal are chasing their first Premier League title since 2003.
The Sky Blues will play host to the Gunners in what seems to be a title deciding encounter on Wednesday at the Etihad Stadium.
Arsenals are chasing their first EPL title since 2003 are being trailed by Manchester City with just five points.
After sharing the spoils with Southampton last Friday, Partey has entreated his teammates to approach their game against the reigning champions with the mentality of winning.
"I think everything depends on us - we have to go [to City] with the mentality to play football and plays we know. And, in the end, we have to try and win.
"We have to approach it as a game in that we do everything that we did from the beginning of the season and I am sure we can win if we do that," he said as quoted by The Daily Mail.
"It's normal that we feel frustrated after Friday as we could have done better. We worked so hard during the week for the game."
"We cannot put our heads down because now is not the time to drop heads. We have to keep on fighting, we have to keep on pushing and in the end, we will get better results."
Arsenal are chasing their first Premier League title since 2003.