Mikel Arteta: Arsenal playing best football of my tenure but 'haven't done anything' yet ahead of Liverpool clash

Mikel Arteta says Arsenal «haven’t “done anything» yet despite their improving form, but thinks they are playing the best football of his tenure. The Gunners have won their last five games in a row to surge into the top four in the Premier League. Ad/> They are fourth in the table after a 2-0 win over Leicester, a point ahead of fifth-placed Manchester United and with three games in hand.

Premier League'We have to be there' — Arteta says Arsenal must be playing Champions League footballYESTERDAY AT 20:39 Their unbeaten run will be put to the test on Wednesday when they host title-chasing Liverpool. Asked if Arsenal are one of the best teams in the country at the moment, Arteta said: “No, there are better teams in the country because that’s what the league table shows. Tuchel urges Chelsea to 'stick together' Eriksen in Denmark squad for first time since cardiac arrest “We haven’t done anything.

What we are doing is try to improve, understand better what we want, being much more consistent in performance and results, but nothing else as yet. “Credit to Jurgen [Klopp, Liverpool manager], the coaching staff and to the club as well for what they have created. They haven’t just created a team that can compete and be successful.

“They have created a huge cultural understanding of who Liverpool are today. The stadium and the atmosphere they can create, the support, the level, how they communicate. “It’s a lot of things, not just individuals, or the players that they have recruited and the plan that they had to reach that level.