Arsenal midfielder Declan Rice has admitted the Gunners have "slipped up too many times" this season but vowed to keep putting pressure on Liverpool until the end of the season.

But Rice insists the team are unaffected by Liverpool's sizeable lead at the top of the table, saying they are focused on controlling the controllables by winning as many games as possible.

He conceded Arsenal had dropped too many points after drawing ten games and losing three, but vowed to keep "hunting down" the Reds.

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"We’ve slipped up one too many times this season, we will keep hunting them down and keep putting pressure on them that’s all we can do."

Rice has been a near ever-present for Arsenal this season, starting 26 out of 30 Premier League games.

The England star will also have one eye on the Champions League as Arsenal prepare for a daunting two-legged tie against Real Madrid in the quarter-finals.

Rice insists the team must have "full belief" they can achieve things this season and possibly even win the Champions League.

"We also have an amazing chance to create history in terms of being the first Arsenal team to lift the Champions League.

"I think that in itself is driving us, it's pushing us, the coaches are pushing that demand on us as well as the Premier League.
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