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'We're not going to stop!' - Arteta insists Arsenal's title hopes remain strong
Sport iconSport19 Apr 2026

'We're not going to stop!' - Arteta insists Arsenal's title hopes remain strong

Mikel Arteta reassures fans that Arsenal players are more convinced than ever to win the title, despite a tough loss to Manchester City.

Arteta's Encouraging Message

Arsenal's manager, Mikel Arteta, has conveyed a strong message of belief and determination to his players following their narrow 2-1 loss to Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium. This defeat marked a significant moment in the Premier League title race, yet Arteta insists that his squad's confidence in clinching the championship is stronger than ever.

"We're not going to stop!" he emphasized, determined to keep the spirits high within his team.

Setback at Manchester City

The match against Manchester City was crucial for Arsenal, as it was a potential turning point in their season. A goal from Kevin De Bruyne and another from Erling Haaland gave City the upper hand, despite a late goal by Arsenal’s Bukayo Saka. This important clash left the Gunners trailing their rivals and raised concerns about their title aspirations.

Focused on the Premier League Title

Arteta remarked on the resilience of his players, stating, "Despite this setback, we are now more convinced than ever of our capabilities. In football, you have to learn from every opportunity, and we will take this experience forward. Our focus remains on the knockout stages of the Premier League, and we believe in our potential to succeed."

Looking Ahead

Moving forward, Arsenal will need to regroup quickly as they prepare for their upcoming fixtures. Arteta’s leadership and encouragement will be pivotal in ensuring that his players maintain their motivation and self-belief. The determination to pursue the title remains clear, with Arteta optimistic about their next challenges.

With the season still in its early stages, there is plenty of time for Arsenal to recover from this defeat and regain their momentum in the competition for the Premier League trophy.

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