Wenger wants Gunners to kill off Chelsea

Arsene Wenger believes Arsenal's 3-1 win over Chelsea can inspire his side to finally mount a sustained challenge for the title as they prepare to face Wigan on Wednesday.Wenger has kept faith with his young squad through several years of growing pains and the Gunners manager is confident their emphatic demolition of the champions at the Emirates Stadium on Monday will be the result that defines their campaign.

Arsenal kept the pressure on Premier League leaders Manchester United and delivered a hammer blow to Chelsea's hopes of retaining the title with a 3-1 victory over the struggling champions on Monday.Arsene Wenger's side had repeatedly failed to produce the goods in crunch matches against their London rivals, but they finally rose to the occasion as goals from Alex Song, Cesc Fabregas and Theo Walcott gave them a vital victory at the Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal goalkeeper Manuel Almunia believes his side cannot afford to drop another point if they are to win the Premier League title.The Gunners host Wolves on Saturday having come back from 2-0 down to draw 2-2 with Barcelona in the Champions League quarter-finals in midweek.Arsene Wenger's side will kick off at the Emirate Stadium in third place but also knowing how far Manchester United and Chelsea are ahead as their title rivals will already have played each other at Old Trafford.

Arsene Wenger insists Arsenal have finally recovered from the mental damage caused by their recent poor run as the Gunners got their title challenge back on track with a 3-1 win at Blackpool.At the end of February, Wenger's side were dreaming of a quadruple but they lost the League Cup final against Birmingham and crashed out of the FA Cup and Champions League, while their Premier League hopes were derailed by three successive draws.

Arsene Wenger has claimed that Arsenal's last four trophy-less seasons have given him more satisfaction than any other spell in his long career with the Premier League team.Wenger's side have failed to win major silverware since lifting the FA Cup in 2005, but the Gunners boss, who arrived in north London 1996, believes the progress made by the club on and off the pitch makes it the most rewarding time.The Frenchman has overseen Arsenal's move to the Emirates Stadium, the construction of a new training ground and the development of a hugely successful youth academy.

Arsene Wenger has urged his on-form Arsenal squad to maintain the mental discipline that has lifted them back into the Premier League title battle when they take on struggling Bolton on Wednesday.Having seemed out of contention following a 3-0 home defeat by Chelsea at the end of November, the Gunners have since revived their challenge with five wins from six league matches.Another win at the Emirates on Wednesday would move Wenger's men to within a point of leaders Chelsea and the Frenchman believes his young squad has proved its resilience.

Arsene Wenger faces a fight to convince his players that Arsenal can still win the Premier League title as they prepare for a crucial clash at Bolton on Sunday.Wenger's side travel to the Reebok stadium with morale at a low ebb after the Gunners squandered leads to draw their last two games against Liverpool and Tottenham.They conceded a last-minute penalty against Liverpool last Sunday and threw away a two-goal advantage to finish 3-3 against Tottenham in the north London derby on Wednesday.

Arsene Wenger faces a fight to convince his players that Arsenal can still win the Premier League title as they prepare for a crucial clash at Bolton on Sunday.Wenger's side travel to the Reebok stadium with morale at a low ebb after the Gunners squandered leads to draw their last two games against Liverpool and Tottenham.They conceded a last-minute penalty against Liverpool last Sunday and threw away a two-goal advantage to finish 3-3 against Tottenham in the north London derby on Wednesday.