Despite the defeat against Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium, which significantly complicated the fight for the championship, Arsenal's head coach Arsene Wenger remains optimistic about the London club's chances.

The legendary Frenchman appreciates that the team has demonstrated sufficient attacking potential to overcome Pep Guardioli's charges in the dramatic finale of the season.

Speaking at the blissful end of ProjectTwinning at the Abbey Road studios, Wenger said that the locals were unlikely to be able to finish the season without a hitch.. Having highly appreciated the courageous work of Arsenal's creative leaders, Martin Edegor and Kai Gavertz, and calling on the team to make the most of the remaining five matches of the championship.

" I deeply believe in it. As for me, it’s entirely logical. I really deserve this game in attack. “Manchester City cannot go through this final stage perfectly,” Wenger shared his thoughts..

London head coach Mikel Arteta is also trying to find some positivity after the recent result.

Commenting on his team’s performance in Manchester, he emphasized the psychological toughness of his players:.

“We showed a really strong game, contributed a lot to this match and were able to win by giving up. Emotionally, we got along wonderfully and played the game just as we had planned."

Arsenal will play their upcoming match at the Emirates Stadium at home against Newcastle United. The match in the 34th round of the English Premier League will take place on Saturday, the 25th week, and the starting whistle blows at 19:30 Kyiv time.