Arsenal are looking to end their three game winless run in the Premier League when they travel to Aston Villa on Saturday afternoon. Despite two defeats and a draw denting their imperious form Mikel Arteta has still been in a positive mood.
"The way the team is playing and the things you have to do to stay there," he said before the match at Villa Park. "We know where the level is we want to be in the that level and there were a lot of positives to take from that game for sure."
Outside of league form it is now four games without victory domestically, the longest run since January 2022 which included three cup matches. The need to now get back to winning has only been amplified by Manchester City and Manchester United putting together their own good results.
