Arsenal goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny is remaining confident of his club's title chances despite being six points behind league leaders Manchester United.
The Polish custodian was on form last night in the scintillating 3-3 draw with North London derby rivals Tottenham and he feels that if the Gunners can continue that fighting spirit then they still have an opportunity to bridge the gap with United.
"You are never really in control when you play against Tottenham because it is a war, not just a football game. It is never won until it is won," Szczesny told Arsenal TV Online.
"In the second half, they put us under a lot of pressure and deserved a draw.
"We are disappointed because we needed to win the game, but we have to admit it was a fair result.
"Of course we are fighting, when you play at White Hart Lane for Arsenal, you give everything, 110%.
"We came with a belief we were going to win, it did not happen for us, but we can be proud of our attitude.
"We played some fantastic attacking football, especially in the first half and were probably unlucky to go into half-time with only a one-goal lead."
He added: "We know that every time we draw, we drop two points, especially now when we have to catch up Manchester United.
"Thankfully they are dropping points as well, so it is not finished yet.
"It is going to be very difficult, but we are going to fight until the end.
"It is not in our hands anymore and has not been for some time, we now have to rely on other teams to take some points off Manchester United.
"But they are not on form and we have to hope they will drop points and focus now on getting the result on Sunday."
