The Gunners were beaten 2-1 by Frank Lampard's side on Sunday, leaving them 11 points adrift of the final Champions League qualification spot. Mikel Arteta's men are only six points above the bottom three, and face in-form Manchester United on New Year's Day. And while Nicholas saw signs of improvement from his former club against Chelsea, he does not believe a top-four finish is possible this term. “I cannot give up on them, but Arsenal can't buy a win at the moment, although it does seem more promising," he told Sky Sports. “There is more fight in there, no confidence, but there is a shape and a tendency to go and try to squeeze the ball. “Mesut Ozil is playing better,...
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