Swansea City goalkeeper, Gerhard Tremmel, wants his side to grab a win against http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Arsenal-c38429 on Saturday, in order to continue with their winning momentum.
The South http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Liverpool-c39809, stunned Newcastle United 2-1 at the Sports Direct Arena and
humbled the rampant Baggies 3-1 during the midweek.
Consequently, they find themselves in the better half of the table, having amassed 20 points from their 14 matches. A victory at the weekend will see them leapfrog Arsene Wenger’s unit in the Premier League’s standings and will allow them to gain ground
on the top-flight teams.
Tremmel, who is guarding the goal in the absence of the injured http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Michel-Vorm-c25482, has stressed his side to up the ante against the Gunners.
The understudy shot-stopper was satisfied with the team’s performance at the current juncture, and challenged them to cross the 40 points mark in order to guarantee their survival in the English top-flight.
“I think things couldn't be better at the moment, we have great momentum right now. I hope we can keep it going into the Arsenal game,” he said.
“At 20 points, we are in a very good situation, there are lots of games to go and I think 40 points is the first mark for us.”
The Swans blasted 3 goals inside the first half against Baggies in a sensational display, which pegged down the high-flying Steve Clarke’s unit who have been the EPL’s surprise package so far.
The 34-year old could not help but express his commendation for the way his side went about the match. He was also satisfied with his contribution and said that he was enjoying the experience of getting more exposure in the field.
“They were just outstanding in the first 45 minutes. It was a difficult match for me because I had to concentrate for 90 minutes without having a shot to save,” he added.
The Swans emerged 3-2 victors over Arsenal in their last meeting back in January.
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