Mikel Arteta warned Manchester City that Arsenal aren't finished yet after a 3-0 win against Fulham moved the Gunners six points clear of their title rivals in the Premier League.
The win, which saw three goals in the first half at the Emirates Stadium, has opened up a significant gap on second-placed City as they chase a first English title in 22 years.
Arteta's charges swept Fulham aside with a great team performance, starting the game as they wanted with a lively and intense high press that got the crowd going.
The win has steadied Arsenal's nerves after showing signs of choking during damaging defeats against City and Bournemouth in April.
Arteta believes the dynamic display underlined the confidence among his players that they can finally win the title after three successive runners-up finishes.
Next up for Arsenal is their Champions League semi-final second leg against Atletico Madrid at the Emirates, with the tie delicately balanced at 1-1.
Arteta will put his feet up and watch City's showdown with Everton before the date with Diego Simeone's side, saying 'I love football and there is so much at stake.'
