Jack Wilshere claims only fine margins have kept Arsenal from ending their wait for a Premier League title and it could all click into place in 2016-17.
Arsene Wenger's side finished second last season, having spurned what at one stage appeared to be an excellent opportunity to claim the top-flight crown for the first time in 12 years.
England midfielder Wilshere, on his way back from a knee injury, believes if they can keep their composure at key times next term, the long wait for a Premier League crown will be over.
"There are a few small things that we have to work on," the 24-year-old told Arsenal Player. "The biggest thing for me is if you look back at the games last season we dropped points in, they were probably games we were expected to win.
"We need to be more focused for them and to take each game as seriously as any other. After we beat Leicester at home last season, we dropped off a little bit.
"This season, we can't let that happen and if we don't let that happen we can be champions."
Arsene Wenger's side finished second last season, having spurned what at one stage appeared to be an excellent opportunity to claim the top-flight crown for the first time in 12 years.
England midfielder Wilshere, on his way back from a knee injury, believes if they can keep their composure at key times next term, the long wait for a Premier League crown will be over.
"There are a few small things that we have to work on," the 24-year-old told Arsenal Player. "The biggest thing for me is if you look back at the games last season we dropped points in, they were probably games we were expected to win.
"We need to be more focused for them and to take each game as seriously as any other. After we beat Leicester at home last season, we dropped off a little bit.
"This season, we can't let that happen and if we don't let that happen we can be champions."
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