Thomas Partey has been very brilliant this season for Arsenal and is very confident they will eliminate giants Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League ahead of the second leg next week.
The 31-year-old excelled once again yesterday even though the Gunners failed to win after being held by Brentford to a pulsating 1-1 draw in round 32 of the Premier League.
Partey made a daring run in the 61st minute from the right and created an option for the creater Declan Rice and beautifully struck beyond goalkeeper Mark Flekken after being served with a little pass.
Congolese international Yoane Wissa levelled things up thirteen minutes later to split the points after full-time.
After an emphatic and commanding 3-0 win over Real Madrid in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League, quarter-final, the combative middleman said they are not relaxed as they always approach games to win and that's exactly what they are doing against the grand masters next week.
"I think we've experienced this many times when we play here and I think it's not going to be something different,” he said.
“We just have to be confident with the ball and try to play our game.
“We all know what we have to do. We have to go there with the mentality to win. We want to win every game. And I think we have to play our game, be confident with the ball and also try to find our weaknesses and keep attacking them.”
The return encounter is slated for Wednesday, April 16, at the Emirates Stadium.
