Arsenal midfielder Cesc
Fabregas has warned his team-mates to avoid being complacent in the
future if they want to achieve again.
The Gunners have endured a below-par season by their standards
which is poised to end without silverware.
They have, however, proven their ability at times during the
campaign as they beat Premiership leaders Manchester United twice
and claimed victory over Liverpool three times.
But they made an early exit from the Champions League to PSV
Eindhoven and struggled in the domestic competition at the
beginning of the season.
Arsenal meet Chelsea on Sunday and Fabregas is all too aware that
the side have at times lacked the capacity to fully focus on the
game in hand.
"[We lack] the ability to finish off the job - we need to make our
football pay off and put away our chances," Fabregas told the
magazine.
"Sometimes we think that at 1-0 or 0-0 in the last minute, it is
all over. It is not.
"Sometimes it is as if we switch off, I do not know why. I
sometimes get the feeling after games that there is a sense of no
pasa nada [no problem], and we cannot allow that.
"We are a great team and we are obliged to win. What I want, and
what I think everyone else wants, is to win.
"At the end of every game, we have to analyse what happened, and
improve for the next game. If not, we will not progress.
"There are times when we could do more, there are moments when
people say 'well we lost that match, but we will win the next one'.
No, no, no. Every player has to look at himself and try to do
better in the next match."