Arsenal forward, Andrei Arshavin believes the Gunners can beat Manchester United this coming weekend, since they are playing at the Emirates.
Russian international, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Andrei-Arshavin-c5771 has gone on to claim that Arsenal are looking to pick their form up once again and the team is now looking to go all out against Manchester United this coming weekend.
The Gunners have gone on to lose games to Fulham and Swansea and things just aren’t looking that great for the team at the moment. In fact, a top four finish is potentially the best that the team can do.
However, http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Arsenal-c38429 have gone on to turn the Emirates into a fortress and in the last nine games that they played at home, they won seven and drew two.
On paper, for United to play at the Emirates seems to be a brilliant way for the Gunners to redeem themselves, after losing by eight goals to two to the Red Devils, earlier in the season.
Despite that fact, United are not going to be pushovers in the game. The Red Devils have been performing admirably throughout the season and they are looking to take another three points away from Arsenal.
Arshavin, when talking about the upcoming game against United is quoted to have said: "If we play well we don't mind what form they are in”
"I don't think we play differently at home, we just try to play in our own style. Of course at the Emirates you feel the supporters more and teams are more frightened and scared. I think it's easier to play at home.
"Man United started the season very well and seemed so far away from everybody else but at the moment they are not. Manchester City are above them. They are very strong but at home we are very strong too and I hope we can do it."
With this game now turning out to be a must win for the North London club, the team will be looking to put in one of their best performances to date.
Nonetheless, with the number of injuries that the key players at the club have suffered, the game might prove to be a little tricky for the Gunners.
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