Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly: 'We Know the Job is Not Done' in Premier League Title Race
Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly insists the Gunners are focused on the title race after a dramatic 1-0 win over West Ham.
Arsenal's Myles Lewis-Skelly has delivered a rallying cry to the club's supporters, insisting that the Gunners "know that the job is not done" in the Premier League title race. Speaking after Sunday's dramatic 1-0 victory over West Ham United, the midfielder emphasized that the squad remains fully focused on the ultimate goal.
Resilient Performance Keeps Arsenal in Contention
The hard-fought win at the London Stadium saw Arsenal grind out three crucial points, keeping them firmly in the hunt for the Premier League crown. Lewis-Skelly, who has been a key figure in Mikel Arteta's midfield this season, acknowledged the team's resilience but warned against complacency.
"We know the job is not done," Lewis-Skelly said. "Every game is a final for us now. We have to stay focused, keep working hard, and take it one match at a time. The belief in this squad is massive."
Title Race Heats Up
With the season entering its decisive phase, Arsenal find themselves locked in a tight battle for top spot. Sunday's victory showcased their defensive solidity and ability to win ugly, qualities that often prove decisive in title run-ins. Lewis-Skelly's comments reflect the mentality Arteta has instilled, where no lead is safe and every point matters.
- Arsenal's 1-0 win over West Ham moved them level on points with leaders Liverpool, with a game in hand.
- The Gunners have now kept five clean sheets in their last six league matches.
- Lewis-Skelly has contributed three assists in his last four appearances.
The midfielder also praised the character shown by his teammates to see out the result under pressure. "The way we defended, the way we fought for each other, that's what champions do," he added.
Looking Ahead
Arsenal's next fixture sees them host a resurgent Chelsea side at the Emirates Stadium, a match that could have major implications for the title race. With key players returning to fitness and squad depth being tested, Arteta will rely on leaders like Lewis-Skelly to maintain momentum.
"We have a massive game against Chelsea coming up, and we need the fans behind us," Lewis-Skelly said. "We'll give everything to make them proud."
The Gunners will be hoping to extend their unbeaten run and maintain pressure on their rivals as the season reaches its crescendo.