By Richard Clarke
Arsène Wenger believes that the comeback against Fulham has
given the best indication that Arsenal can challenge for the
Premier League title this season
The Craven Cottage side seemed set to shock Emirates Stadium on the
opening weekend before late goals from
Robin van Persie and
Alex Hleb a snatched dramatic victory.
Since then, Arsenal have remained unbeaten. They have rattled up
two victories over Sparta Prague and edged out then leaders
Manchester City at Emirates Stadium. However for Wenger, the
attributes from the first match remain key to any title bid.
"I feel the Fulham game was a consequence of our remarkable
preparation in pre-season and the remarkable spirit in the
team," said the manager before the international break.
"If we keep that spirit, if we keep that ambition, if we keep
that solidarity - as I am sure that we will - then we
will be threat for this League."