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#2 Don't look down, or up
If you are to look at the league standings, then Arsenal could climb up to fourth in the league if they are to beat Leicester City tonight. Bit of a wildcard, but they could even move up to third if they win by five goals or more. Giving them one more reason to focus on the attack.
In all seriousness, looking at the table is not something Arsenal should be doing. One of their fatal flaws towards the end of Arsene Wenger's saga is that the players crumbled under pressure, and often ended up falling down the league table as a consequence.
The Gunners must take every game as it comes because picking up three points consecutively is all that matters.
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