Bernd Leno has pledged to try and stop Man City from moving to within one game of winning the Premier League title as he attempts to help Arsenal.
Fulham host City on Saturday and should they avoid defeat, the Gunners could go all the way to win the league.
"We are going to try and win the game as always," Leno said. "It's clear from me, we are going to try, 100 per cent.
"We are going to play against one of the best teams in the world, if not the best in my opinion. But, as always, more so at Craven Cottage, we are a really tough team to play against and we're going to give a really tough game for City as well."
Leno is also keen to do his bit for the Gunners. After drawing 0-0 with Brentford at the weekend he took to Instagram, writing, "+1 and a clean sheet [black and white circle emojis] two more games to go [phone hand emoji]".
In the replies were a set of Arsenal fans calling for him to come to their aid at Craven Cottage in five days time. "Same again next week brother. All [eyes emoji] on you" wrote one supporter. Leno responded: "okay boss!"
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