The Sport Review
Football
Chelsea transfers: ‘Ronaldo could follow Mourinho to the Blues’
Robin van Persie desperate to win more titles with Man Utd
Arsenal transfers: Gunners warned off move for Rémy Cabella
QPR transfers: Rob Green happy to stay and fight for his Hoops place
Home » Sports » Football » Premier League

Thomas Vermaelen still confident of top-four finish for Arsenal

Arsenal captain Thomas Vermaelen is confident that the Gunners can still qualify for the Champions League with a top-four finish

TSR staff
By    
thomas vermaelen
Thomas Vermaelen was named Arsenal's new captain after Robin van Persie's exitPhoto: Nike

thomas vermaelen

Thomas Vermaelen remains convinced that Arsenal can still finish in the top four this season, despite trailing fourth-placed Tottenham by seven points.

The Gunners were beaten 2-1 by Chelsea on Sunday at Stamford Bridge as they slumped to their second straight Premier League defeat to leave them off the pace in the race for the Champions League spots.

The north Londoners play their game in hand when they host West Ham United at Emirates Stadium on Wednesday.

And despite residing in sixth place with 16 games left to play, the Arsenal captain is remaining upbeat about his side’s chances of finishing in the top four.

“It was really frustrating. We know we have the quality to beat Chelsea but it’s all about results,” Vermaelen told Arsenal’s website.

“We don’t have to look too far ahead. There’s still a long way to go. I’m still confident.

“You could see it [on Sunday] in the second half. I’m still confident we can get a good [position].”

Open a bet365 account with £10 or more and you'll get a free bet of up to £200 on us. Click here for more information.

Like The Sport Review on Facebook:

Read more on: Arsenal, Champions League, Premier League, thomas vermaelen.

Latest football tickets
Features and comment
Rafael Benítez leaves Chelsea with his reputation enhanced
Football
Benítez leaves with reputation enhanced
Broad, Pietersen & more: Twitter reacts as England win first Test
Cricket
Twitter reacts as England win first Test
Giroud, Podolski & more: Twitter reacts as Arsenal secure fourth place
Football
Twitter reacts as Arsenal secure fourth place
From Rome to Squash 2020, Roger Federer sends his very best
Squash
Federer backs Squash 2020 bid again
Rome Masters 2013: Of rain, Nadal and Italy’s favourites, Errani & Vinci
Tennis
Of rain, Nadal and Italy’s favourites
Roberto Mancini paid the price for transfer failures at Man City
Football
Mancini paid the price for transfer failures
La Liga wrap: Barcelona seal 22nd league title as Real Madrid draw
Football
Barcelona wrap up 22nd league title
Spanish Grand Prix 2013: Three lessons as Alonso wows home crowd
Formula 1
Three lessons from the Spanish Grand Prix