Arsenal fullback Hector Bellerin admits the club is in crisis.

The Spaniard's comments come after the Gunners were beaten at home to Brighton , extending their winless run to nine in all competitions.

"When we come out on that pitch, everyone wants to win. Everyone wants to give their best for that shirt," he said.

"Sometimes I don't know, as I say, it's hard to say it.

"I felt like, especially in the second half, the team was full of energy, we had a goal disallowed – which was rightly disallowed anyway – but as I say it's just hard to take for us.

"We need to keep going, we cannot give up, we need to keep playing like the second half and I'm sure 100% the results will come."

But worryingly, Bellerin admits that whatever Arsenal are attempting to do on the field, isn't coming off.

"I don't even know what to say. You get the feeling that whatever we're doing it doesn't come out right," he added.

"The team gave its best, especially you can see how we pushed in the second half, created chances, every single player was going for every single ball, we defended good, but it seems like we need so many chances to score a goal and other teams with the smallest chances they score.

"It sounds a bit hard to say, but sometimes it's like lost for words a bit."