Arsenal won’t surrender in title race, says Ramsdale FMTNews FMTSports
Arsenal’s goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale said they will be pushing hard to win the remaining five games.
With two games in hand, City will lift a fifth title in six seasons if they win six of their last seven games. “You see how tight it is at the bottom, you see how tight it is at the top, so we are going to be pushing every game – with five games left we need to win five games – and we will see how that ends at the end of the season. We can’t feel sorry for ourselves.”
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