Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says he's not written off their chances of success in the Premier League.
The team take on Aston Villa later. Today's match comes after the Gunners lost to Bayern Munich, denting their chances of making the Champions League quarter finals.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger is insisting his team are not that far off the best in Europe - despite a likely eighth season without a trophy.
Defeats in the FA Cup and the Champions League this week piles extra pressure on today's game against Aston Villa - and their hopes of finishing in the Premier League top four.
Arsene Wenger has suffered a difficult few days with his team getting knocked out of the FA Cup, having an angry exchange with journalists at a press conference and seeing his Arsenal side lose to Bayern Munich last night.
But the French manager has received some unlikely support from the Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg.
The Liberal Democrat leader and Gunners fan was asked on LBC Radio what he thought of Arsenal's defeat last night and said: "I'm heartbroken ... I know what it's like to lead a team through ups and downs."
He added: "The guy (Wenger) has achieved amazing things in 16 years and he has got an incredibly young and talented team ... to now start all blaming it on him, I think might make things worse at Arsenal."
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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger has called on the team to concentrate on themselves and not what Bayern Munich are capable of when they line up in the last 16 of the Champions League at the Emirates Stadium tomorrow night.
While the Gunners head into the European tie on the back of Saturday's deflating 1-0 home FA Cup defeat by Blackburn, and currently only fifth in the Barclays Premier League, Bayern look in ominous form.
Wenger told journalists today that nil nil would not be a disaster but the team will try to score goals.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says he has no plans to sign David Beckham, even though he's training with the club.
Beckham also trained with Spurs two years ago to stay fit.
The 37-year-old is currently without a club after leaving Los Angeles Galaxy, but Wenger insists he isn't joining the Gunners.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said if a football manager goes "overboard" on the touchline they should be "punished".
"The rules are the rules", he added.
The Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger has said football managers should be punished if they argue with officials.
He was asked about the issue after Manchester United's Sir Alex Ferguson argued with a referee during a game on Boxing Day.
Ferguson wasn't punished for the incident but Wenger believes managers should face sanctions if they go overboard
European football's governing body UEFA could take action after claims that racist chants were made at Thursday night's match between Tottenham and Lazio at White Hart Lane.
Three Spurs players were apparently targeted by some of the Italian club's supporters.
It has also emerged that a Chelsea player has also been racially abused. Chelsea manager Roberto Di Matteo and Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger have said racism in football must stop.
Arsene Wenger has said he has not yet begun negotiations on signing a new contract as Arsenal manager.
The club's chief executive said yesterday that he wants Wenger to stay on after his current contract runs out in two years' time. But the manager today said he would not rush into a decision and would look at his own performance before deciding if he wants to stay.
Arsenal Manager Arsene Wenger speaking at a press conference earlier today.
Arsenal have risen to third in the table but their winning run came to an end last weekend when they were beaten by Queens Park Rangers.
Their opponents on Sunday at the Emirates Stadium are Manchester City who are fighting for the title.
Arsene Wenger speaking at a press conference earlier today.