Mohamed Elneny insists there is 'fight' within the Arsenal squad to address their poor start to the Premier League season.
The Gunners cruised through their Europa League group, a 4-2 victory over Dundalk on Thursday night seeing them progress with six wins from as many games.
But it has been a different story domestically as defeat to Tottenham in the north London derby last weekend left Mikel Arteta's side 15th in the table.
Arsenal's last league win was a 1-0 victory at Manchester United on November 1 and they have scored just 10 goals in 11 matches, only the current bottom three have managed fewer.
With the Europa League now put to bed until February, Elneny - who scored the pick of the goals against Dundalk with a fine long-range effort - believes the collective spirit among the Arsenal players will help them turn their league form around.
'We focus on the Premier League now because we are losing a few games, we know it is hard but we have stuck together as a team always,' he said.
'We have stuck together, everyone at Arsenal, we know there is more to come from us and we need to fight and give everything to get into that winning way because we deserve it.
'We give everything on the pitch and we just had bad luck sometimes. Football is like that sometimes but we believe we are going to get back to winning ways.'
Elneny starred alongside Thomas Partey in midfield as Arsenal won at Old Trafford but he has featured just once in the league since having been sidelined by a positive Covid-19 test.
The Egypt international was one of several fringe players to stake a claim for a place against Burnley on Sunday with a good display in Dublin and the 28-year-old feels ready to make his return.
'Of course, I'm always prepared to be involved and give everything to my team to help them win the game,' he added.
'We did what we need to do and now we push on to do what we need to do and what we need to do is win on Sunday.
'Before the game I felt like I was going to score tonight, we started aggressively and pressed high.'
Simaboryz
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it isn't bad luck, we are not just good enough
Bioailmnou
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The coach is very poor, I wonder he has courage to speak.
lebckloprs
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Oh Arsenal 🥲😂My heart cries every time we lose a Game that we should have won. Arteta needs to get his facts straight. More organization and more HUNGER for scoring🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️⚽️
Suubdlnuz
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Arsenal is too predictable....even Brentford knows how to play them..players are too slow with EPL pace..the current team will even struggle if they are in championship(second tier EPL). lots of dead wood in the team as well..
muzbcikou
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arsenal need to work hard to gain wat deh want
muzbcikou
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without ozil arsenal is rubbish
beece_ngumex
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Village superstition Egypt boy. What is bad luck in poor tactical coaching
Arteta and his mediocre players want to kill us gradually. How come as a gunner I don’t have the encouragement to watch arsenal play again because I will end up in disappointment. To late for me to change club.
oskar01
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Village superstition Egypt boy. What is bad luck in poor tactical coaching
trying to defend the coach i think
Gunners4ever❤
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No. We are poor. Period.
vipaeku
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Bad luck? No. Awful ☹️ soccer ⚽️ players. Yes 🙌
Fokckpuz
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No doubt Arsenal players have stuck together. However, one player has slackened to a point where he's hurting the team irreparably. The blame here should no longer be on the player but on the coach, who keeps on fielding him.
beece_ngumex
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Village superstition Egypt boy. What is bad luck in poor tactical coaching
lord_henry-14
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Coming from a Wenger player.We all know you play in interviews because at the game you guys sûcks
Teccdot
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