[Getty Images]Nizaar Kinsella - Football reporter at Stamford BridgeMon, December 1, 2025 at 12:14 PM UTC·2 min readEberechi Eze says Arsenal are disappointed at only drawing with 10-man Chelsea but believes his side will ultimately reflect on the point positively.
The result kept Chelsea six points behind Arsenal, but Manchester City closed the gap to five points at the top of the table after a late win at home to Leeds on Saturday.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementAsked specifically if drawing 1-1 at Stamford Bridge was disappointing, Eze replied: "Yes, of course. It was an opportunity for us to win and we want to win every game we play.
"But I think we will look back on it and be positive we got at least a point. As long as we stick to the process and put it in perspective, we will keep on going."
The draw made it 17 games unbeaten for Arsenal in all competitions and they also lead the 36-team Champions League table.
On whether his side can win the Premier League and Europe's elite competition, Eze added: "That's our dream, what we are working towards. I am positive that we can keep going and keep believing it is possible.
AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement"It is an incredible team with incredible players. We are working to achieve something great, so it is top to be part of that.
"I love the fans who are helping to push me on. We are going to keep pushing for Wednesday [at home to Brentford]."
Arsenal's form is particularly impressive given they have had to cope with injuries to key players, with influential centre-back pair Gabriel and William Saliba both missing the Chelsea trip.
"We have had a lot of players coming back and a few injuries, so it is important for everyone to stay fit," Eze said. "When people come back, they are coming back strong."
