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Stephen Warnock believes he and his Aston Villa team mates
have the confidence to beat Arsenal, when the two sides face each
other on Sunday.
The Villans are level on points with the Gunners, and the left-back
reckons his side have what it takes to beat Arsene Wenger's
men.
“It’s a game of third versus fourth so there’s going to be
a lot of hype,” said Warnock in The Birmingham
Mail.
“They’ll be talking about where it will leave us towards the end
of the season and whether we will finish in the top four.
“I think the way we’re playing, we’re confident going into the
game and confident of beating anyone who’s put in front of us."
But the former Liverpool defender warned his team mates against
complacency and over-confidence.
“But we’ve got to understand that Arsenal are a very strong team
at home and we know it’s not going to be an easy game," he
said.
“When we beat these teams no-one says that’s an upset.
“With the money that has been spent over the summer the manager
has strengthened the team and the squad, and people expect more of
us.
“I think ourselves, Tottenham and Manchester City have all been
placed in the same bracket as potentially the teams that are going
to break into the top four.
“So it doesn’t come as a surprise when we do beat teams.”
