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Mikel Arteta has vowed to ‘kill’ any Arsenal player who is unable to cope with the pressure in tonight’s Premier League summit meeting between Arsenal and Manchester City.
The long-time leaders have surrendered the initiative in the title race on the back of three successive draws against Liverpool, West Ham and Southampton.
Arteta’s young side appear to have wilted at a critical juncture in a season which has promised so much until this point, but a positive result at the Etihad would go a long way to restoring belief that a first Premier League crown in 19 years is theirs for the taking.
The concession of two goals leads allied to the chaotic nature of a demoralising draw against the team propping up the rest of the division has led to accusations of Arsenal bottling the title, but Arteta insists he sees no signs of his side being inhibited.
‘No,’ said Arteta when asked if his squad was feeling the pressure. ‘And if they do, I will just say: ‘I will kill them.’ And I don’t want that at all.’
‘Obviously the belief is there,’ he added. ‘When I look at how they trained, how they reacted after that, the mood in the dressing room, how they’ve been defending each other in every moment.
‘We really want it and we’re going to show that again tomorrow night. Then you have to deliver in the right moment, the right performance and it has to be perfection because that’s what this last level demands – absolute perfection in every single ball.’
City, by contrast, have hit form at the perfect time in the season and can extend their winning run to eight games with a victory this evening.
Despite their flawless recent record, Pep Guardiola admits he still feels nervous ahead of his side’s biggest game of the campaign.
He said: ‘Being nervous is part of our lives, being anxious is part of our lives, being scared is part of our lives.
‘We don’t have to be perfect. When we educate our kids, they (think they) have to be perfect for Instagram and TikToks, and this kind of thing, they have to be a genius.
‘But I would say the uncertainty, things that happen before a game, happen. When I feel that feeling I know it’s normal. The problem would be if I didn’t have that feeling.
‘At the same time, after the game, whatever happens, good or bad or whatever, you say it’s just part of the game and we look to the next one. I like to live this kind of adrenaline.’
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