Arsenal Must Change People’s Minds’

Arsenal manager

Arsene Wenger says their good run can help the level of confidence and belief going into today’s Premier League game against Everton.
“You gain credibility through consistency and when people think this could be a game where we could slip a bit and you respond in a positive way.
“It shows that our consistency is questioned by many people which is not based on mathematics and statistics, but more on preconceived ideas and it is down to us to change people’s minds.
Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey is out for at least three weeks after injuring his hamstring against Bayern Munich on Tuesday.
David Ospina and Mikel Arteta are also sidelined with respective shoulder and ankle injuries. Long-term absentees Jack Wilshere, Tomas Rosicky and Danny Welbeck are unlikely to return before the new year.
Everton will assess Tom Cleverley, who made his comeback from an ankle problem by playing for their development side.
Steven Pienaar also returned from injury in that match, but the Toffees are unlikely to rush the recovery of the midfielder, who has not started a game since December 2014.
Meanwhile, West Ham are without defender Winston Reid again because of a minor back injury, and Victor Moses is ineligible to face his parent club, Chelsea.
Enner Valencia could make his first start of the season, while Alex Song will return to full training next week.Visitors Chelsea remain without the injured trio of Pedro, Loic Remy and Branislav Ivanovic.