'We need to make sure we do it' - Arteta unveils 'title plan' after going 11 games unbeaten

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has unveiled his plans to win the EPL title after his team demonstrated its ability to perform without the injured Bukayo Saka.

On Wednesday, Arsenal secured a 3-1 away victory against Brentford and reclaimed second place in the Premier League.

Facing a Brentford side with a formidable home record, Arsenal knew a win was crucial. However, they got off to a rocky start when Bryan Mbeumo scored for the Bees in the 13th minute with their first attack of the game.

Despite this early setback, Arsenal remained composed, and Gabriel Jesus, continuing his return to form, levelled the score before halftime.

After the break, Arsenal came out with renewed intensity. Mikel Merino's goal, following a Brentford defensive error from a corner, put Arsenal in the lead just five minutes into the second half.

Shortly thereafter, Gabriel Martinelli's expertly executed volley extended their advantage, giving Arsenal firm control of the match.

Arteta praised his team's composure and persistence and revealed that they must do everything within their power to win each game.

He said, "I think the team showed a lot of composure. To keep insisting, keep attacking them."

"We can only win our next match and see what happens. It's not in our hands, but what is in our hands we need to make sure we do it," Arteta said via Reuters.

He also highlighted the performance of 17-year-old Ethan Nwaneri, who made his first Premier League start.

Arsenal are now unbeaten in 11 games across all competitions.

The win moves Arsenal above Chelsea and Nottingham Forest to second place with 39 points from 19 games.