Arsenal manager Unai Emery said that each player needs to put in their 100 per cent as they get ready to host in-form Manchester United in the English Premier League on Sunday.&nbsp;

During the pre-match conference, Emery said, "We know Sunday will be a tough match. It's for everybody an amazing match with very good players and we are going to play at home with our supporters."&nbsp;

He added, "We need a very big performance from each player and tactically like a team."&nbsp;

The Gunners lost 3-1 at Rennes in the UEFA Europa League on Thursday, whilst the day before United qualified for the UCL quarter-finals with an incredible comeback to beat Paris St-Germain.&nbsp;

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Manchester United look to end the historic week with a 15th win in 18 games under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.&nbsp;

Still unbeaten domestically since Solskjaer took charge, United head to the Emirates Stadium - a ground where they beat 'the Gunners' 3-1 in the FA Cup in January.&nbsp;

"I am looking forward also to playing against a team like Manchester United, and how they are in this moment with each player, with a very big confidence after the match on Wednesday (win over PSG in the UEFA Champions League)," said Emery.&nbsp;

Just a point separates the sides in the Premier League table.&nbsp;

Arsenal manager Unai Emery said that each player needs to put in their 100 per cent as they get ready to host in-form Manchester United in the English Premier League on Sunday.

Arsenal manager Unai Emery said that each player needs to put in their 100 per cent as they get ready to host in-form Manchester United in the English Premier League on Sunday. During the pre-match conference, Emery said, "We know Sunday will be a tough match. It's for everybody an amazing match with very good players and we are going to play at home with our supporters." He added, "We need a very big performance from each player and tactically like a team." The Gunners lost 3-1 at Rennes in the UEFA Europa League on Thursday, whilst the day before United qualified for the UCL quarter-finals with an incredible comeback to beat Paris St-Germain. Applying the finishing touches 👌#ARSMUN pic.twitter.com/kDIu0xWQ7L — Arsenal FC (@Arsenal) March 10, 2019 × Manchester United look to end the historic week with a 15th win in 18 games under Ole Gunnar Solskjaer. Still unbeaten domestically since Solskjaer took charge, United head to the Emirates Stadium - a ground where they beat 'the Gunners' 3-1 in the FA Cup in January. "I am looking forward also to playing against a team like Manchester United, and how they are in this moment with each player, with a very big confidence after the match on Wednesday (win over PSG in the UEFA Champions League)," said Emery. Just a point separates the sides in the Premier League table.

Arsenal need 'very big performance' against Manchester United, says Unai Emery

Arsenal manager Unai Emery warned Tottenham on Friday that his side are ready to take their "big opportunity" to finish above them by winning Saturday's north London derby.

Emery's team are in better form than third-placed Tottenham and can close the gap on their hated neighbours to just one point if they beat win at Wembley.

Arsenal are on a run of three straight wins but Spurs have crashed to consecutive defeats at Burnley and Chelsea, forcing coach Mauricio Pochettino to concede they are out of the title race and leaving them in a battle to finish in the top four.

"Sometimes we can take the big opportunity like tomorrow because there were 10 points difference between us and Spurs two weeks ago. Now it's four points," Emery said.

"Tomorrow we are going to play together and it's very important for both teams. It's very different if you win or lose.

"This is a big opportunity for us to play with confidence in our moment, respecting them because they lost two matches but they are still having a very good season."

Arsenal's 5-1 thrashing of Bournemouth on Wednesday was especially rewarding for Emery as he was able to rest several players, including Alexandre Lacazette and Shkodran Mustafi, for the derby.

Emery says Arsenal's winning streak has raised morale at just the right time and he wants his players to feed off the confidence factor.

"We want to play with confidence and also free in our minds, with a focus on our game plan. All individuals can have this confidence," he said.

"We will prepare to deliver the best performance individually and collectively. We need to be strong and we need to be very concentrated over 90 minutes."

Arsenal manager Unai Emery warned Tottenham on Friday that his side are ready to take their "big opportunity" to finish above them by winning Saturday's north London derby.

Arsenal manager Unai Emery warned Tottenham on Friday that his side are ready to take their "big opportunity" to finish above them by winning Saturday's north London derby. Emery's team are in better form than third-placed Tottenham and can close the gap on their hated neighbours to just one point if they beat win at Wembley. Arsenal are on a run of three straight wins but Spurs have crashed to consecutive defeats at Burnley and Chelsea, forcing coach Mauricio Pochettino to concede they are out of the title race and leaving them in a battle to finish in the top four. "Sometimes we can take the big opportunity like tomorrow because there were 10 points difference between us and Spurs two weeks ago. Now it's four points," Emery said. "Tomorrow we are going to play together and it's very important for both teams. It's very different if you win or lose. "This is a big opportunity for us to play with confidence in our moment, respecting them because they lost two matches but they are still having a very good season." Arsenal's 5-1 thrashing of Bournemouth on Wednesday was especially rewarding for Emery as he was able to rest several players, including Alexandre Lacazette and Shkodran Mustafi, for the derby. Emery says Arsenal's winning streak has raised morale at just the right time and he wants his players to feed off the confidence factor. "We want to play with confidence and also free in our minds, with a focus on our game plan. All individuals can have this confidence," he said. "We will prepare to deliver the best performance individually and collectively. We need to be strong and we need to be very concentrated over 90 minutes."

Unai Emery vows Arsenal will take 'big opportunity' against Spurs

Arsenal coach Unai Emery said their prime focus is the Premier League but also confirmed they will play the Europa League with "great motivation."&nbsp;

"Our focus now is very clear and it's the Premier League, it's our first (meaning main) focus," said Arsenal's coach Emery during a press conference.&nbsp;

Fifth-placed Arsenal beat Chelsea 2-0 in their most recent Premier League match, a result that will count for little if the Gunners fail to beat relegation-threatened Cardiff.&nbsp;

"If you win against Chelsea and you don't win tomorrow, you are losing three very important points," Emery said.

"Tomorrow we need to impose and to adapt. I think they're going to play with a big motivation, also and finding a lot of duels against us.

"We need tomorrow to be concentrated for the three points like we were against Chelsea."

Arsenal are negotiating to sign two players before the transfer window closes on January 31, but manager Unai Emery said they are not in the market for a defender despite a host of injuries to his back line.&nbsp;

The London club have been linked with a move for Inter Milan winger Ivan Perisic and Barcelona winger Denis Suarez.&nbsp;

However, did not confirm if Ivan Perisic will join Arsenal despite Italian and British reporting that the 29-year-old Croatia international has handed in a transfer request to Inter Milan.&nbsp;

"I don't know exactly the players. I cannot said exactly which players (will join us) but they are players who can help us, and that can play as right or left winger,'' said Emery when asked about possible arrivals to the Emirates Stadium.&nbsp;

Arsenal coach Unai Emery said their prime focus is the Premier League but also confirmed they will play the Europa League with "great motivation." "Our focus now is very clear and it's the Premier League, it's our first (meaning main) focus," said Arsenal's coach Emery during a press conference.

Arsenal coach Unai Emery said their prime focus is the Premier League but also confirmed they will play the Europa League with "great motivation." "Our focus now is very clear and it's the Premier League, it's our first (meaning main) focus," said Arsenal's coach Emery during a press conference. Fifth-placed Arsenal beat Chelsea 2-0 in their most recent Premier League match, a result that will count for little if the Gunners fail to beat relegation-threatened Cardiff. "If you win against Chelsea and you don't win tomorrow, you are losing three very important points," Emery said. "Tomorrow we need to impose and to adapt. I think they're going to play with a big motivation, also and finding a lot of duels against us. "We need tomorrow to be concentrated for the three points like we were against Chelsea." Arsenal are negotiating to sign two players before the transfer window closes on January 31, but manager Unai Emery said they are not in the market for a defender despite a host of injuries to his back line. The London club have been linked with a move for Inter Milan winger Ivan Perisic and Barcelona winger Denis Suarez. However, did not confirm if Ivan Perisic will join Arsenal despite Italian and British reporting that the 29-year-old Croatia international has handed in a transfer request to Inter Milan. "I don't know exactly the players. I cannot said exactly which players (will join us) but they are players who can help us, and that can play as right or left winger,'' said Emery when asked about possible arrivals to the Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal coach Unai Emery discusses transfers ahead of Premier League clash against Cardiff City

Arsenal head coach Unai Emery said that the team "lost a very great opportunity to take three points" after his side <a href="http://cms.wionews.com/sports/declan-rices-first-west-ham-goal-enough-to-sink-arsenal-189930">lost 1-0 at West Ham</a> in the Premier League on Saturday.&nbsp;

Emery&nbsp;expressed discontent after the defeat saying&nbsp;Arsenal did not deserve to lose, saying: "I think maybe the result is not one result we deserved."&nbsp;

"But in the game plan, in the control, we like to improve our way there," he added.&nbsp;

Teenager Declan Rice scored his first goal for the Hammers two days ahead of his 20th birthday to dent Arsenal's top-four hopes.&nbsp;

In the match against West Ham, Arsenal began brightly and had several chances but ended up losing.&nbsp;

Emery said, "We needed to attack more better, but they defensively also worked well. We created some chances, but it isn't enough for thinking we can win."

"First half maybe the first 20 minutes when we created some chances is the moment we kind of started to think to win this match, but after (it) is difficult because we didn't impose in the 90 minutes all the things we wanted," Emery added.&nbsp;

Emery also defended Mesut Ozil's omission from the squad. Ozil, Arsenal's highest-paid player, has returned to full training over the last week following a knee injury.&nbsp;

He was in defiant mood when asked why Ozil had not featured at all on Saturday, saying: "I decided the idea of the players that I think are the best for this match.&nbsp;

"We win with him, we lose with him. I think it is not one player (which means) we can't win or lose."&nbsp;

"Today the players who were here are the players who deserved to be in this match. We could've won or lost."&nbsp;

"We continue working with every player because they are all important, but today the decision was to come with these players," he concluded.&nbsp;&nbsp;

It was fifth league defeat of the season for the fifth-placed Arsenal, which failed to score for the first time in 21 league matches and have now lost consecutive away games.&nbsp;

Arsenal head coach Unai Emery said that the team "lost a very great opportunity to take three points" after his side lost 1-0 at West Ham in the Premier League on Saturday.

Arsenal head coach Unai Emery said that the team "lost a very great opportunity to take three points" after his side lost 1-0 at West Ham in the Premier League on Saturday. Emery expressed discontent after the defeat saying Arsenal did not deserve to lose, saying: "I think maybe the result is not one result we deserved." "But in the game plan, in the control, we like to improve our way there," he added. Teenager Declan Rice scored his first goal for the Hammers two days ahead of his 20th birthday to dent Arsenal's top-four hopes. In the match against West Ham, Arsenal began brightly and had several chances but ended up losing. Emery said, "We needed to attack more better, but they defensively also worked well. We created some chances, but it isn't enough for thinking we can win." "First half maybe the first 20 minutes when we created some chances is the moment we kind of started to think to win this match, but after (it) is difficult because we didn't impose in the 90 minutes all the things we wanted," Emery added. Emery also defended Mesut Ozil's omission from the squad. Ozil, Arsenal's highest-paid player, has returned to full training over the last week following a knee injury. He was in defiant mood when asked why Ozil had not featured at all on Saturday, saying: "I decided the idea of the players that I think are the best for this match. "We win with him, we lose with him. I think it is not one player (which means) we can't win or lose." "Today the players who were here are the players who deserved to be in this match. We could've won or lost." "We continue working with every player because they are all important, but today the decision was to come with these players," he concluded. It was fifth league defeat of the season for the fifth-placed Arsenal, which failed to score for the first time in 21 league matches and have now lost consecutive away games.

'Arsenal didn't deserve West Ham defeat,' says coach Unai Emery

Arsenal manager Unai Emery was fined 8,000 pounds ($10,200) on Monday but avoided a touchline ban for kicking a plastic bottle at a Brighton and Hove Albion supporter, the English Football Association (FA) said.

The Spanish coach immediately apologised to the supporter following the incident during the closing moments of Arsenal`s 1-1 Premier League draw at the Amex Stadium last Wednesday.

Emery admitted an FA improper conduct charge and accepted the standard penalty.

"I kicked it for me and it went near the supporters. I said my apologies ... I kicked it because it`s near me and not because of this intention," Emery had said following the incident.

Arsenal, who are fifth in the table following a 5-1 defeat by leaders Liverpool on Saturday, host Fulham on Tuesday.&nbsp;

Arsenal manager Unai Emery was fined 8,000 pounds ($10,200) on Monday but avoided a touchline ban for kicking a plastic bottle at a Brighton and Hove Albion supporter, the English Football Association (FA) said.

Arsenal manager Unai Emery was fined 8,000 pounds ($10,200) on Monday but avoided a touchline ban for kicking a plastic bottle at a Brighton and Hove Albion supporter, the English Football Association (FA) said. The Spanish coach immediately apologised to the supporter following the incident during the closing moments of Arsenal`s 1-1 Premier League draw at the Amex Stadium last Wednesday. Emery admitted an FA improper conduct charge and accepted the standard penalty. "I kicked it for me and it went near the supporters. I said my apologies ... I kicked it because it`s near me and not because of this intention," Emery had said following the incident. Arsenal, who are fifth in the table following a 5-1 defeat by leaders Liverpool on Saturday, host Fulham on Tuesday.

Arsenal's Emery fined for kicking bottle at Brighton fan

Arsenal head coach Unai Emery expressed regret about the penalty decisions that went against his side during the <a href="http://www.wionews.com/sports/liverpool-thrash-arsenal-5-1-to-widen-lead-in-premier-league-187262">1-5 defeat against Liverpool</a> at Anfield on Saturday.

However, he believes that his squad can learn from the "bad experience" the defeat provided.

Emery calls for video assistant referee (VAR) after Arsenal concede two penalties against the Reds.

While addressing the media, Emery said, "The two last goals, two penalties - I think it's a lot for us. I think VAR is important when it comes here next year.

"Not just to do justice but I think it's also going to help the referees to take further their decision."

Liverpool conceded an early goal but failed to build on the momentum as Roberto Firmino produced a hat trick to power Liverpool to a ninth straight Premier League triumph.&nbsp;

"After our goal, I think we started well. At the beginning we are good positioning, but after our goal they push it and when they push it here, they play with great determination and they have players to make the difference in all the pitch, but especially in our box.&nbsp;

Emery added, "They scored two, three quick goals and it's a difficult moment for us but we spoke in the dressing room, it's another experience for us. Bad experience, to learn."

With 38 points, Arsenal remain secure in fifth place for the moment despite losing their fourth match in a row.

Arsenal head coach Unai Emery expressed regret about the penalty decisions that went against his side during the 1-5 defeat against Liverpool at Anfield on Saturday.

Arsenal head coach Unai Emery expressed regret about the penalty decisions that went against his side during the 1-5 defeat against Liverpool at Anfield on Saturday. However, he believes that his squad can learn from the "bad experience" the defeat provided. Emery calls for video assistant referee (VAR) after Arsenal concede two penalties against the Reds. While addressing the media, Emery said, "The two last goals, two penalties - I think it's a lot for us. I think VAR is important when it comes here next year. "Not just to do justice but I think it's also going to help the referees to take further their decision." Liverpool conceded an early goal but failed to build on the momentum as Roberto Firmino produced a hat trick to power Liverpool to a ninth straight Premier League triumph. "After our goal, I think we started well. At the beginning we are good positioning, but after our goal they push it and when they push it here, they play with great determination and they have players to make the difference in all the pitch, but especially in our box. Emery added, "They scored two, three quick goals and it's a difficult moment for us but we spoke in the dressing room, it's another experience for us. Bad experience, to learn." With 38 points, Arsenal remain secure in fifth place for the moment despite losing their fourth match in a row.

Arsenal coach Unai Emery calls for VAR after conceding two penalties at Liverpool

Arsenal manager Unai Emery has been charged with improper conduct after he kicked a bottle at a Brighton &amp; Hove Albion supporter, the Football Association (FA) said on Thursday.

The Spanish coach immediately apologised to the fan following the incident during the closing moments of Arsenal's 1-1 Premier League draw at the Amex Stadium on Wednesday.

Emery said he hoped the his swift apology would be enough to avoid a potential touchline ban.

"I kicked it for me and it went near the supporters. I said my apologies, I repeat my apologies again," he told a news conference on Thursday.

"I kicked it because it is near me and not because of this intention."

When asked if he expects to be punished retrospectively by the FA, Emery said: "I hope not. It's not to do with the action but the circumstance. I hope the apology is the end to the matter."

Emery has until 1800 GMT on January 2 to respond to the charge.

Arsenal visit league leaders Liverpool on Saturday.

Arsenal manager Unai Emery has been charged with improper conduct after he kicked a bottle at a Brighton & Hove Albion supporter, the Football Association (FA) said on Thursday.

Arsenal manager Unai Emery has been charged with improper conduct after he kicked a bottle at a Brighton & Hove Albion supporter, the Football Association (FA) said on Thursday. The Spanish coach immediately apologised to the fan following the incident during the closing moments of Arsenal's 1-1 Premier League draw at the Amex Stadium on Wednesday. Emery said he hoped the his swift apology would be enough to avoid a potential touchline ban. "I kicked it for me and it went near the supporters. I said my apologies, I repeat my apologies again," he told a news conference on Thursday. "I kicked it because it is near me and not because of this intention." When asked if he expects to be punished retrospectively by the FA, Emery said: "I hope not. It's not to do with the action but the circumstance. I hope the apology is the end to the matter." Emery has until 1800 GMT on January 2 to respond to the charge. Arsenal visit league leaders Liverpool on Saturday.

Arsenal coach Unai Emery charged over kicking bottle at fan

Arsenal manager Unai Emery says playmaker Mesut Ozil is needed at the club and would be part of their squad to face Burnley in the Premier League on Saturday.

Ozil, who joined Arsenal from Real Madrid in 2013 for a then-record 42 million pounds ($53 million), has been left out of the side regularly in the last two months, at first due to a back sprain and then - according to Emery - because of the physicality of some opponents.

The 30-year-old was not in the squad for the 2-0 home defeat by Tottenham Hotspur in the League Cup quarter-finals on Wednesday when Emery repeatedly refused to say that he wanted to hold on to the German playmaker when questioned about his future.

The Spanish coach was more positive about Ozil in a news conference on Friday, however, with fifth-placed Arsenal looking to rebound from the Spurs loss and a 3-2 defeat by struggling Southampton in the league last weekend.

"I want every player with a good mentality to help us and give us their characteristics and quality. We need Mesut Ozil," Emery said, before adding that the player has a future in the team.

"Every player wants to play and be okay to help the team when we need. The frustration is the same for everybody when they didn’t play in a match," he added.

"But I spoke with him and with the regularity in the season, I am telling him what we need from him and he has the commitment to help us and the quality and the characteristics to help us when the team needs his moments in the pitch in one game.

"Tomorrow he is in the 18 players, in the squad."

Ozil's contract is due to run until 2021, yet British media have reported the club may let him leave in January. The midfielder is one of the most expensive players on the payroll, earning a reported 350,000 pounds a week.

Arsenal have three matches before the transfer window opens as the packed festive schedule gets underway.

After their home match against Burnley, they visit Brighton &amp; Hove Albion on Boxing Day before travelling to Anfield to face league leaders Liverpool three days later.

Ozil could get his big chance to impress Emery against Burnley as the manager revealed Armenian attacker Henrikh Mkhitaryan will not be fit for the clash. Left back Sead Kolasinac is available after he recovered from a thigh injury.

Arsenal manager Unai Emery says playmaker Mesut Ozil is needed at the club and would be part of their squad to face Burnley in the Premier League on Saturday. Ozil, who joined Arsenal from Real Madrid in 2013 for a then-record 42 million pounds ($53 million), has been left out of the side regularly in the last two months, at first due to a back sprain and then - according to Emery - because of the physicality of some opponents.

Arsenal manager Unai Emery says playmaker Mesut Ozil is needed at the club and would be part of their squad to face Burnley in the Premier League on Saturday. Ozil, who joined Arsenal from Real Madrid in 2013 for a then-record 42 million pounds ($53 million), has been left out of the side regularly in the last two months, at first due to a back sprain and then - according to Emery - because of the physicality of some opponents. The 30-year-old was not in the squad for the 2-0 home defeat by Tottenham Hotspur in the League Cup quarter-finals on Wednesday when Emery repeatedly refused to say that he wanted to hold on to the German playmaker when questioned about his future. The Spanish coach was more positive about Ozil in a news conference on Friday, however, with fifth-placed Arsenal looking to rebound from the Spurs loss and a 3-2 defeat by struggling Southampton in the league last weekend. "I want every player with a good mentality to help us and give us their characteristics and quality. We need Mesut Ozil," Emery said, before adding that the player has a future in the team. "Every player wants to play and be okay to help the team when we need. The frustration is the same for everybody when they didn’t play in a match," he added. "But I spoke with him and with the regularity in the season, I am telling him what we need from him and he has the commitment to help us and the quality and the characteristics to help us when the team needs his moments in the pitch in one game. "Tomorrow he is in the 18 players, in the squad." Ozil's contract is due to run until 2021, yet British media have reported the club may let him leave in January. The midfielder is one of the most expensive players on the payroll, earning a reported 350,000 pounds a week. Arsenal have three matches before the transfer window opens as the packed festive schedule gets underway. After their home match against Burnley, they visit Brighton & Hove Albion on Boxing Day before travelling to Anfield to face league leaders Liverpool three days later. Ozil could get his big chance to impress Emery against Burnley as the manager revealed Armenian attacker Henrikh Mkhitaryan will not be fit for the clash. Left back Sead Kolasinac is available after he recovered from a thigh injury.

'We need Ozil,' says Arsenal coach Unai Emery

<a href="http://www.wionews.com/search?q=Mesut+Ozil">Mesut Ozil</a> has missed Arsenal's last four matches and it is expected that he might be absent when the Gunners host Huddersfield Town on Saturday.

Arsenal coach Unai Emery gave an update on the fitness of attacking midfielders Mesut Ozil and Aaron Ramsey.

While speaking to media, Emery said, "He had backache and now he is working with one physio. We are going to look when he can come with us."

Ozil is being treated for a back problem and manager Unai Emery has hinted that he could be passed fit on Friday if he comes through sessions with the club's physiotherapist unscathed.

He said, "Tomorrow is the training, the last training before (Saturday's match), today, this morning, he was working with a physio, but on the pitch, running and touching the ball. And tomorrow is the decision."

Ozil's absence mattered little as the Gunners' unbeaten run simply carried on without him.

Emery called on the club's supporters to get behind the team, to help finish off a series of three games in seven days with seven points following the 4-2 victory in the North London derby last Sunday and the 2-2 draw at Manchester United on Wednesday.

Mesut Ozil has missed Arsenal's last four matches and it is expected that he might be absent when the Gunners host Huddersfield Town on Saturday. Arsenal coach Unai Emery gave an update on the fitness of attacking midfielders Mesut Ozil and Aaron Ramsey.

Mesut Ozil has missed Arsenal's last four matches and it is expected that he might be absent when the Gunners host Huddersfield Town on Saturday. Arsenal coach Unai Emery gave an update on the fitness of attacking midfielders Mesut Ozil and Aaron Ramsey. While speaking to media, Emery said, "He had backache and now he is working with one physio. We are going to look when he can come with us." Ozil is being treated for a back problem and manager Unai Emery has hinted that he could be passed fit on Friday if he comes through sessions with the club's physiotherapist unscathed. He said, "Tomorrow is the training, the last training before (Saturday's match), today, this morning, he was working with a physio, but on the pitch, running and touching the ball. And tomorrow is the decision." Ozil's absence mattered little as the Gunners' unbeaten run simply carried on without him. Emery called on the club's supporters to get behind the team, to help finish off a series of three games in seven days with seven points following the 4-2 victory in the North London derby last Sunday and the 2-2 draw at Manchester United on Wednesday.

Mesut Ozil to face fitness test

Arsenal striker Danny Welbeck had an operation on Friday, a day after <a href="http://www.wionews.com/sports/danny-welbeck-taken-to-hospital-with-serious-injury-176386">breaking his ankle</a> in his side's goalless draw against Sporting Lisbon, but it remains unclear how long his recovery will take, Gunners' manager Unai Emery said on Sunday.

Speaking after Arsenal's 1-1 draw with Wolverhampton Wanderers at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday, Emery confirmed the England international needed surgery after breaking his ankle in the midweek Europa League game.

Emery at first appeared to suggest that Welbeck could be back with the club before too long but he also made it clear that he had no idea how long the player's recovery from the "big injury" might take.

"We spoke with him yesterday and today... I think he's going to come with us in not a long time. He did the operation Friday," Emery said.

Asked if Welbeck could be back on the pitch before the end of the season next May, however, Emery said that he simply did not know.

"I think it's better the doctor say to you. It's a big injury. The doctor can say better than me," he said.

Arsenal striker Danny Welbeck had an operation on Friday, a day after breaking his ankle in his side's goalless draw against Sporting Lisbon, but it remains unclear how long his recovery will take, Gunners' manager Unai Emery said on Sunday.

Arsenal striker Danny Welbeck had an operation on Friday, a day after breaking his ankle in his side's goalless draw against Sporting Lisbon, but it remains unclear how long his recovery will take, Gunners' manager Unai Emery said on Sunday. Speaking after Arsenal's 1-1 draw with Wolverhampton Wanderers at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday, Emery confirmed the England international needed surgery after breaking his ankle in the midweek Europa League game. Emery at first appeared to suggest that Welbeck could be back with the club before too long but he also made it clear that he had no idea how long the player's recovery from the "big injury" might take. "We spoke with him yesterday and today... I think he's going to come with us in not a long time. He did the operation Friday," Emery said. Asked if Welbeck could be back on the pitch before the end of the season next May, however, Emery said that he simply did not know. "I think it's better the doctor say to you. It's a big injury. The doctor can say better than me," he said.

Danny Welbeck has surgery on ankle but recovery time is unclear

The showdown between rivals Arsenal and Liverpool ended in a draw on Saturday after the Unai Emery's side showed they are capable of going toe to toe with the top four after years of underachievement.

Emery's side fell behind to James Milner's clinical finish after Bernd Leno pushed out Sadio Mane's cross in the 61st minute.

However, the fifth-placed Arsenal extended their unbeaten run in all competitions to 14 games as French striker Alexandre Lacazette&nbsp;smashed home from a tight angle in the 82nd minute.

"I am only 50 per cent happy because we wanted to win. The balance was good in our speed and intensity. Maybe we deserve a little more," Emery said.

Liverpool, unbeaten in their 11 league games this season, move one point above Manchester City, who would reclaim top spot if they avoid defeat against Southampton on Sunday.

Reds boss Jurgen Klopp added: "They had a few chances for sure. They are in a good moment.&nbsp;"We deserved a point and we could have had more. We had clear chances."

Emery further admitted that Arsenal are far from the finished article.

The showdown between rivals Arsenal and Liverpool ended in a draw on Saturday after the Unai Emery's side showed they are capable of going toe to toe with the top four after years of underachievement.

The showdown between rivals Arsenal and Liverpool ended in a draw on Saturday after the Unai Emery's side showed they are capable of going toe to toe with the top four after years of underachievement. Emery's side fell behind to James Milner's clinical finish after Bernd Leno pushed out Sadio Mane's cross in the 61st minute. However, the fifth-placed Arsenal extended their unbeaten run in all competitions to 14 games as French striker Alexandre Lacazette smashed home from a tight angle in the 82nd minute. "I am only 50 per cent happy because we wanted to win. The balance was good in our speed and intensity. Maybe we deserve a little more," Emery said. Liverpool, unbeaten in their 11 league games this season, move one point above Manchester City, who would reclaim top spot if they avoid defeat against Southampton on Sunday. Reds boss Jurgen Klopp added: "They had a few chances for sure. They are in a good moment. "We deserved a point and we could have had more. We had clear chances." Emery further admitted that Arsenal are far from the finished article.

Arsenal, Liverpool thriller ends in a draw

Aaron Ramsey plans to stay at Arsenal for the rest of this season and not make a cut-price January move after the collapse of contract talks with the Premier League club.

Arsenal could attempt to cash in on the 27-year-old midfielder in the January transfer window, with top Premier League, La Liga and Serie A clubs reportedly monitoring the situation.

But Ramsey, who is set to become a free agent at the end of the season, said: "I am contracted to Arsenal and I am going to do my best now this season to try and achieve something special.

"Everything has been going great with the club. We thought we were in a position where we had agreed a deal but that's no longer the case.

"So I just have to carry on playing my football and do my best for Arsenal this season and I'll leave the rest with the club now."

The Wales international, who scored a stunning back-heel effort in Arsenal's 5-1 win at Fulham on Sunday, has scored 59 goals in 338 appearances for Arsenal since joining from Cardiff in 2008.

Asked if he was disappointed that there was no contract on the table, Ramsey said: "That's a decision they (Arsenal) have made and things happen in football. You just have to get on with it and carry on playing the best I can."

Arsenal manager Unai Emery said recently that Ramsey's contract situation would not affect his performances.

"Each player, they have their individual situations with their contracts," Emery said of Ramsey. "He is an important player and he will be helping the team with his performance."

Aaron Ramsey plans to stay at Arsenal for the rest of this season and not make a cut-price January move after the collapse of contract talks with the Premier League club.

Aaron Ramsey plans to stay at Arsenal for the rest of this season and not make a cut-price January move after the collapse of contract talks with the Premier League club. Arsenal could attempt to cash in on the 27-year-old midfielder in the January transfer window, with top Premier League, La Liga and Serie A clubs reportedly monitoring the situation. But Ramsey, who is set to become a free agent at the end of the season, said: "I am contracted to Arsenal and I am going to do my best now this season to try and achieve something special. "Everything has been going great with the club. We thought we were in a position where we had agreed a deal but that's no longer the case. "So I just have to carry on playing my football and do my best for Arsenal this season and I'll leave the rest with the club now." The Wales international, who scored a stunning back-heel effort in Arsenal's 5-1 win at Fulham on Sunday, has scored 59 goals in 338 appearances for Arsenal since joining from Cardiff in 2008. Asked if he was disappointed that there was no contract on the table, Ramsey said: "That's a decision they (Arsenal) have made and things happen in football. You just have to get on with it and carry on playing the best I can." Arsenal manager Unai Emery said recently that Ramsey's contract situation would not affect his performances. "Each player, they have their individual situations with their contracts," Emery said of Ramsey. "He is an important player and he will be helping the team with his performance."

Aaron Ramsey to see out season at Arsenal after talks fail

Aaron Ramsey netted a beautiful and well-constructed goal in <a href="http://www.wionews.com/sports/arsenal-run-riot-in-second-half-to-win-5-1-at-fulham-170034">Arsenal's 5-1 win over Fulham</a> on Sunday, which is definitely a contender for goal of the season.

The wonder goal has proved why Ramsey's stay with the Gunners is important and why he will be such a loss if, as expected, he leaves the club when his contract expires at the end of the season.

The goal was conceptualised by the 27-year-old midfielder, who began and ended a wonderful free-flowing move, just 39 seconds after coming on as a 67th-minute substitute.

Earlier, Arsenal's manager&nbsp;Unai Emery remained tight-lipped about a <a href="http://www.wionews.com/sports/midfielder-aaron-ramsey-unsure-of-arsenal-future-154701">new deal for Ramsey</a> and a contract offer to the midfielder was withdrawn last month.

Irrespective of that, Ramsey showed his quality when he created and finished a stunning team move to help Arsenal to a ninth straight win in all competitions - their best run since April 2015.

First, he dinked the ball over a defender deep in his own half before running on to make two key headers around the halfway line to allow the push forward to keep its momentum.

Finally, he met Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's low cross with a delicate flick with the inside of his boot to beat Marcus Bettinelli in the Fulham goal and conjure memories of the sort of goals Dutch great Johan Cruyff used to score.

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"It was an important goal for Aaron and an important goal for us," said manager Unai Emery with more than a touch of understatement.

"The best performer for us is every player."

Although Emery has said he would like to keep Ramsey, but he is clearly not short of midfield options, with Alex Iwobi impressing before being replaced by the Welshman and Germany's Mesut Ozil to come back in after missing Sunday's game with an injury.

"I believe in us, we believe in our process but also we must keep taking confidence. I think we are in the first competition in the war. It is very difficult but we must prepare, continue improving and show big commitment," said Emery.

Aaron Ramsey netted a beautiful and well-constructed goal in Arsenal's 5-1 win over Fulham on Sunday, which is definitely a contender for goal of the season. The wonder goal has proved why Ramsey's stay with the Gunners is important and why he will be such a loss if, as expected, he leaves the club when his contract expires at the end of the season.

Aaron Ramsey netted a beautiful and well-constructed goal in Arsenal's 5-1 win over Fulham on Sunday, which is definitely a contender for goal of the season. The wonder goal has proved why Ramsey's stay with the Gunners is important and why he will be such a loss if, as expected, he leaves the club when his contract expires at the end of the season. The goal was conceptualised by the 27-year-old midfielder, who began and ended a wonderful free-flowing move, just 39 seconds after coming on as a 67th-minute substitute. Earlier, Arsenal's manager Unai Emery remained tight-lipped about a new deal for Ramsey and a contract offer to the midfielder was withdrawn last month. Irrespective of that, Ramsey showed his quality when he created and finished a stunning team move to help Arsenal to a ninth straight win in all competitions - their best run since April 2015. First, he dinked the ball over a defender deep in his own half before running on to make two key headers around the halfway line to allow the push forward to keep its momentum. Finally, he met Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's low cross with a delicate flick with the inside of his boot to beat Marcus Bettinelli in the Fulham goal and conjure memories of the sort of goals Dutch great Johan Cruyff used to score. Watch the goal here: What a team goal from @Arsenal @aaronramsey #Ramsey makes it 3-1! pic.twitter.com/FWphwcZ0i3 — Atilla Otaner (@atillaotaner) October 7, 2018 × Sauce from the beginning to the end. @aaronramsey pic.twitter.com/Lce6F0fOOb — mk (@MkJustSaid) October 7, 2018 × "It was an important goal for Aaron and an important goal for us," said manager Unai Emery with more than a touch of understatement. "The best performer for us is every player." Although Emery has said he would like to keep Ramsey, but he is clearly not short of midfield options, with Alex Iwobi impressing before being replaced by the Welshman and Germany's Mesut Ozil to come back in after missing Sunday's game with an injury. "I believe in us, we believe in our process but also we must keep taking confidence. I think we are in the first competition in the war. It is very difficult but we must prepare, continue improving and show big commitment," said Emery.

Watch: Aaron Ramsey's wonder goal for Arsenal against Fulham

Unai Emery insists Arsenal won't be allowed to use their hectic schedule as an excuse for a poor performance when they face Fulham on Sunday.

Emery's side head to Craven Cottage bidding to extend their winning streak to nine matches in all competitions.

But Arsenal will be battling fatigue after touching down in London in the early hours of Friday morning, following a 4,000km flight from Azerbaijan, where they beat Qarabag 3-0 in the Europa League on Thursday.

It is hardly ideal preparation for an important Premier League clash, but Emery tried to guard against burn-out by resting several players against Qarabag.

And regardless of the potential for dwindling energy levels after the gruelling European trip, the Spaniard believes his stars should be able to cope.

"For us it's not a problem to play on Thursday and then on Sunday because we want to play a lot of matches and a lot of competitions," Emery said.

"We also want to give the players the chances and opportunities to play, to give them confidence, responsibility and rhythm like today for all our players.

"The players who sometimes don't play were used against Qarabag. But then also, maybe players who featured against Qarabag can play on Sunday too.

"We can do that with some players. For us it's very important on Sunday to produce the best performance."

The Gunners should be able to use the momentum from their impressive winning run to keep them firing on all cylinders in the London derby.

Arsenal, up to fifth place after recovering from their slow start to the season, are vying to win six successive Premier League matches within a single campaign for the first time since August to October 2016.

'Big challenge'

They could earn three consecutive away league victories for the first time in two years, but Emery won't be taking Fulham for granted.

"Fulham is a very big challenge for us, first because it's away and second because each match in the Premier League is very, very difficult," Emery said.

"Fulham bought very good players like Seri, like Anguissa, and they have Mitrovic and Schurrle too. It's a very good team and I think their coach is a very good coach with experience in England.

"We need to push against them on Sunday and also show our best performance. Our idea is to be focused on Sunday with all of our players."

Arsenal hope Gabon striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will have recovered from illness, while Aaron Ramsey could play depending on the timing of his child's birth.

Bernd Leno will make his first Premier League start, with Petr Cech ruled out by a hamstring injury.

A Fulham defeat on Sunday would equal the club's worst start after eight top-flight matches.

They have won only one of their seven games and Slavisa Jokanovic's side hold the division's joint worst defensive record, conceding 16 goals along with Cardiff and Huddersfield.

"There's huge room for improvement. We are working to find our best formation, Jokanovic said.

"We're not at our best level, and we need to continue to work hard to reach that level. We need to be more ambitious, show more aggression, spirit, desire and intensity.

"After two hard games, Arsenal have found stability. They're a team in form, a big club and a good team.&nbsp;

"We need to be motivated, and we will be ready for the battle."

Unai Emery insists Arsenal won't be allowed to use their hectic schedule as an excuse for a poor performance when they face Fulham on Sunday. Emery's side head to Craven Cottage bidding to extend their winning streak to nine matches in all competitions.

Unai Emery insists Arsenal won't be allowed to use their hectic schedule as an excuse for a poor performance when they face Fulham on Sunday. Emery's side head to Craven Cottage bidding to extend their winning streak to nine matches in all competitions. But Arsenal will be battling fatigue after touching down in London in the early hours of Friday morning, following a 4,000km flight from Azerbaijan, where they beat Qarabag 3-0 in the Europa League on Thursday. It is hardly ideal preparation for an important Premier League clash, but Emery tried to guard against burn-out by resting several players against Qarabag. And regardless of the potential for dwindling energy levels after the gruelling European trip, the Spaniard believes his stars should be able to cope. "For us it's not a problem to play on Thursday and then on Sunday because we want to play a lot of matches and a lot of competitions," Emery said. "We also want to give the players the chances and opportunities to play, to give them confidence, responsibility and rhythm like today for all our players. "The players who sometimes don't play were used against Qarabag. But then also, maybe players who featured against Qarabag can play on Sunday too. "We can do that with some players. For us it's very important on Sunday to produce the best performance." The Gunners should be able to use the momentum from their impressive winning run to keep them firing on all cylinders in the London derby. Arsenal, up to fifth place after recovering from their slow start to the season, are vying to win six successive Premier League matches within a single campaign for the first time since August to October 2016. 'Big challenge' They could earn three consecutive away league victories for the first time in two years, but Emery won't be taking Fulham for granted. "Fulham is a very big challenge for us, first because it's away and second because each match in the Premier League is very, very difficult," Emery said. "Fulham bought very good players like Seri, like Anguissa, and they have Mitrovic and Schurrle too. It's a very good team and I think their coach is a very good coach with experience in England. "We need to push against them on Sunday and also show our best performance. Our idea is to be focused on Sunday with all of our players." Arsenal hope Gabon striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will have recovered from illness, while Aaron Ramsey could play depending on the timing of his child's birth. Bernd Leno will make his first Premier League start, with Petr Cech ruled out by a hamstring injury. A Fulham defeat on Sunday would equal the club's worst start after eight top-flight matches. They have won only one of their seven games and Slavisa Jokanovic's side hold the division's joint worst defensive record, conceding 16 goals along with Cardiff and Huddersfield. "There's huge room for improvement. We are working to find our best formation, Jokanovic said. "We're not at our best level, and we need to continue to work hard to reach that level. We need to be more ambitious, show more aggression, spirit, desire and intensity. "After two hard games, Arsenal have found stability. They're a team in form, a big club and a good team. "We need to be motivated, and we will be ready for the battle."

Arsenal can cope with hectic schedule, insists Emery

Former manager Arsene Wenger sometimes put the 'Arsenal way' of trying to play beautiful football above winning during his final years at the London club, according to goalkeeper Petr Cech.

Wenger departed in May after 22 years in charge having endured a barrage of criticism in the latter part of his reign for a tactical approach that resulted in 14 seasons without a Premier League title.

"What we lacked in the past - I would say the 'Arsenal way' was more important than getting the points sometimes and this is not how you win the league," Cech was quoted by The Independent as telling reporters after Sunday's 2-0 home win over Everton.

"Sometimes you need to make sure you win an ugly game, when you are not playing completely well but you just dig deep, close the back door and win 1-0 no matter how. I think this is what we lacked over the last three years, since I arrived (in 2015)."

Spaniard Unai Emery took over as head coach on a three-year contract in May and, after a tricky sunai emtart, has steered Arsenal to four straight victories as he tries to shape a team that can bring a 14th league title to the club.

Cech, 36, said Emery was bringing back the qualities required to win trophies that had gone missing under Wenger, whose last season in charge resulted in a sixth-place finish, 37 points behind champions Manchester City.

"Against Everton, we went through difficult moments in the game but we managed to get the win and with the clean sheet so this is very positive," the former Czech international told British media.

"I think the place has become much more demanding in every way so this is great to see because this is what initially drives everybody forward and gives you the kind of kick that: ‘I’m not doing enough to start the game’ or ‘I’m not doing enough to keep my spot in the game,’ because the manager asked for precision and hard work every day.

"This is how it should be. We have very healthy competition and we are actually taking the benefit of it."

Cech, who won four league titles in his time at Chelsea, faces competition for his starting spot from the club's new signing, 26-year-old Germany international Bernd Leno.

"This club hasn’t won the league for over 10 years so obviously you need to get back to knowing how to do it," Cech added.

"We started with the new manager from scratch, basically, and we try to get this mentality of winning every game, progressing every game, working every day and, hopefully, we can build this up and win the title sooner rather than later."

Former manager Arsene Wenger sometimes put the 'Arsenal way' of trying to play beautiful football above winning during his final years at the London club, according to goalkeeper Petr Cech.

Former manager Arsene Wenger sometimes put the 'Arsenal way' of trying to play beautiful football above winning during his final years at the London club, according to goalkeeper Petr Cech. Wenger departed in May after 22 years in charge having endured a barrage of criticism in the latter part of his reign for a tactical approach that resulted in 14 seasons without a Premier League title. "What we lacked in the past - I would say the 'Arsenal way' was more important than getting the points sometimes and this is not how you win the league," Cech was quoted by The Independent as telling reporters after Sunday's 2-0 home win over Everton. "Sometimes you need to make sure you win an ugly game, when you are not playing completely well but you just dig deep, close the back door and win 1-0 no matter how. I think this is what we lacked over the last three years, since I arrived (in 2015)." Spaniard Unai Emery took over as head coach on a three-year contract in May and, after a tricky sunai emtart, has steered Arsenal to four straight victories as he tries to shape a team that can bring a 14th league title to the club. Cech, 36, said Emery was bringing back the qualities required to win trophies that had gone missing under Wenger, whose last season in charge resulted in a sixth-place finish, 37 points behind champions Manchester City. "Against Everton, we went through difficult moments in the game but we managed to get the win and with the clean sheet so this is very positive," the former Czech international told British media. "I think the place has become much more demanding in every way so this is great to see because this is what initially drives everybody forward and gives you the kind of kick that: ‘I’m not doing enough to start the game’ or ‘I’m not doing enough to keep my spot in the game,’ because the manager asked for precision and hard work every day. "This is how it should be. We have very healthy competition and we are actually taking the benefit of it." Cech, who won four league titles in his time at Chelsea, faces competition for his starting spot from the club's new signing, 26-year-old Germany international Bernd Leno. "This club hasn’t won the league for over 10 years so obviously you need to get back to knowing how to do it," Cech added. "We started with the new manager from scratch, basically, and we try to get this mentality of winning every game, progressing every game, working every day and, hopefully, we can build this up and win the title sooner rather than later."

Wenger put the 'Arsenal Way' above winning, says Cech

Arsenal named Spaniard Unai Emery as their first new manager for 22 years on Wednesday following Arsene Wenger's departure at the end of the last campaign.

The Premier League club's website https://www.arsenal.com said the 46-year-old would join as head coach, having spent the last two years at Paris St Germain, with whom he recently claimed a domestic treble.

Announcing the appointment, Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis said: "Unai has an outstanding track record of success throughout his career, has developed some of the best young talent in Europe and plays an exciting, progressive style of football that fits Arsenal perfectly.

"His hard-working and passionate approach and his sense of values on and off the pitch make him the ideal person to take us forward."

Frenchman Wenger's final season in charge, having taken over in 1996, ended in disappointment with Arsenal finishing sixth in the Premier League -- missing out on Champions League qualification for the second season in a row.

Emery said he was "excited" about following in Wenger's footsteps and beginning a "new chapter" for the club.

"I am thrilled to be joining one of the great clubs in the game. Arsenal is known and loved throughout the world for its style of play, its commitment to young players, the fantastic stadium, the way the club is run," he said.

"I'm very excited to be given the responsibility to start this important new chapter in Arsenal's history."

Before his spell at PSG, Emery spent three seasons at Sevilla, taking the Spanish club to three consecutive Europa League titles.

Arsenal named Spaniard Unai Emery as their first new manager for 22 years following Arsene Wenger's departure at the end of the last campaign

Arsenal named Spaniard Unai Emery as their first new manager for 22 years on Wednesday following Arsene Wenger's departure at the end of the last campaign. The Premier League club's website https://www.arsenal.com said the 46-year-old would join as head coach, having spent the last two years at Paris St Germain, with whom he recently claimed a domestic treble. Announcing the appointment, Arsenal chief executive Ivan Gazidis said: "Unai has an outstanding track record of success throughout his career, has developed some of the best young talent in Europe and plays an exciting, progressive style of football that fits Arsenal perfectly. "His hard-working and passionate approach and his sense of values on and off the pitch make him the ideal person to take us forward." Frenchman Wenger's final season in charge, having taken over in 1996, ended in disappointment with Arsenal finishing sixth in the Premier League -- missing out on Champions League qualification for the second season in a row. Emery said he was "excited" about following in Wenger's footsteps and beginning a "new chapter" for the club. "I am thrilled to be joining one of the great clubs in the game. Arsenal is known and loved throughout the world for its style of play, its commitment to young players, the fantastic stadium, the way the club is run," he said. "I'm very excited to be given the responsibility to start this important new chapter in Arsenal's history." Before his spell at PSG, Emery spent three seasons at Sevilla, taking the Spanish club to three consecutive Europa League titles.

Unai Emery named as new Arsenal manager

Paris Saint-Germain&#39;s future with&nbsp;Neymar&nbsp;looks good said coach Unai Emery on Wednesday (August 23) after training in preparation for the latest La Ligue game against Saint-Etienne.

The Spanish coach praised <a href="http://www.wionews.com/football/neymar-dazzles-on-home-debut-psg-thump-toulouse-6-2-19235">the newly-acquired Brazilian striker</a> performances since his arrival. He has already scored three goals in his two league appearances.

Asked about the Champions&#39; League group draw, Emery said the European championship is one of the main motivations for the club, and that the goal this year was to become one of the best teams in the world.

On the domestic championship, Saint-Etienne represents the first meaningful test for the team, Emery also said. St Etienne has a maximum nine points from three games, along with PSG and Monaco.

It has not all been plain sailing for&nbsp;Neymar&nbsp;since his move. It was reported on Tuesday that Barcelona is suing him for 8.5 million euros ($10.00 million) for breach of contract. The club says they want him to return the bonus he was paid when he signed a new five-year deal just nine months before joining PSG.

The Spanish coach praised the newly-acquired Brazilian striker performances since his arrival. He has already scored three goals in his two league appearances

Paris Saint-Germain's future with Neymar looks good said coach Unai Emery on Wednesday (August 23) after training in preparation for the latest La Ligue game against Saint-Etienne. The Spanish coach praised the newly-acquired Brazilian striker performances since his arrival. He has already scored three goals in his two league appearances. Asked about the Champions' League group draw, Emery said the European championship is one of the main motivations for the club, and that the goal this year was to become one of the best teams in the world. On the domestic championship, Saint-Etienne represents the first meaningful test for the team, Emery also said. St Etienne has a maximum nine points from three games, along with PSG and Monaco. It has not all been plain sailing for Neymar since his move. It was reported on Tuesday that Barcelona is suing him for 8.5 million euros ($10.00 million) for breach of contract. The club says they want him to return the bonus he was paid when he signed a new five-year deal just nine months before joining PSG.

PSG's future good with Neymar: Coach

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