Wenger Worried About Arsenal’s Results

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger does not agree with striker Alexis Sanchez’s assertion his team-mates lack the belief they need to win the Premier League title.

Arsenal’s 2-1 home defeat to Swansea has left Arsene Wenger’s side on a three-game losing streak in all competitions for the first time in six years.

The Arsenal v Spurs fixture is the most common in Premier League history to see the team scoring first not going on to win (14 draws and eight comeback wins).

“We lack self-belief, that we can actually be champions”, the Chilean told Directv.

Tottenham’s late form isn’t much better as they also lost 0-1 to West Ham, ending their six-game winning streak but with the return of starlet midfielder, Dele Alli, and Moussa Dembele, Spurs will be firing at all cylinders at the White Hart Lane.

“Sometimes we lack this hunger to believe that we can be champions”.

“I remember a game against Manchester United past year”. We are getting a great price on Leicester City and I think that we have to take it.

City, who went down 3-0 at Liverpool yesterday, are level on points with fifth-placed Manchester United, who beat Watford 1-0.

“At the moment we are lacking confidence in front of goal and we have to deal with that”. Fans can watch a live stream of the 183rd, which some experts on English football say is the most important game ever played between the two venerable clubs, who first faced each other in 1887.

“I should really pay off some student debts but we’re guaranteed to be in Europe next season so I can’t turn down a once in a lifetime experience like that”. “It’s a big disappointment and we have to swallow that and bounce back”.

Mauricio Pochettino admitted that Spurs were poor but denied they were anxious about the title.

Ranieri has also confirmed goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel, who reportedly played against Albion with a minor back injury, will be available.

“We seem to enjoy coming here for whatever reason but we need points from all places now and nobody thought we would get them here”.

As they host Arsenal at White Hart Lane this Saturday, a positive result could both propel them closer towards league glory and a battle to the end with Leicester City, while simultaneously ending the hopes of their most hated rival Arsenal. Lose it, and they fear everything will go wrong.