Bukayo Saka Champions Arsenal’s Resilience in Title Race

In the wake of Arsenal's recent victory against Tottenham, winger Bukayo Saka speaks confidently about the team's commitment to avoid another title collapse as seen last season. Saka scored one goal and assisted another to earn the Gunners a 3-2 victory over Spurs. Despite a scrappy second period where they nearly lost a three-goal lead, the squad proved their resilience.

Speaking on their rival match against Manchester City, Saka acknowledged the importance of every game further affecting the title race. He stated his faith in his team to capitalize on any potential mistakes made by Manchester City.
When asked by Sky Sports whether Arsenal needs to be "perfect" for the remainder of the season, Saka agreed and outlined his plans to watch the City's match, "Shower, get on the bus, put the game on and hope for the best!"
He praised Manchester City as an outstanding team but added a key perspective, "they’re not perfect, no one’s perfect, they can drop points. We just need to do our jobs and see where it leads us."
Saka underscored Arsenal's mentality heading into the final games, emphasizing their growth from the previous year's races, "We're ready for the last three games. We showed that today...we can come here and get three points when the stakes are high and it's a massive game. Delighted."

Despite Tottenham's impressive comeback via Cristian Romero’s goal and Heung-min Son penalty, Saka remained confident in Arsenal's performance. He emphasized the importance of staying calm and focused, understanding the significance of the match both to the players and the fans, "It means everything, we know it’s a massive win and we’ve got three [games] to go. We’ll give it everything and see where it leads us."