Arsenal recent defeat against Newcastle United raised voices in and outside camp. In a recent comment Arsenal winger Theo Walcott confessed that the defeat on Sunday was a harsh blow to Gunner’s ambitions, and they surely wouldn’t look for third consecutive defeat.

In an interview he said forthcoming match against Wolves would be crucial for Gunners, giving a perfect opportunity to erase the sadness of defeat. Walcott believed that one win could fix the form of whole team.

“Football is a great game, you have ups and downs, with clubs like us slipping up,” Walcott told to a private sports channel.

“However, there are plenty of teams in it still, but we are not going to look too far ahead.”

The Sunday defeat against Newcastle has paused the ambition of Gunners to close the gap on league leaders Chelsea, but the winger was optimistic and said past result would hamper their future aspiration.

He further said at present he wanted to focus on single game, and take a step when we could.

Walcott who gained his form since returning from an ankle injury happened during a game in September. He said he drew inspiration from his team-mates but also got enough boost up from Chelsea rival Didier Drogba.