After conquering Manchesteru00a0United at home, Arsenal boss Wenger promises to fight for the title right till the end Arsene Wenger vowed to continue to fight for the Premier League title after beating leaders Manchester United 1-0 at the Emirates Stadium yesterday. <img alt="" src="/imagedata/2011/may/arsenal.jpg" border="5" /> Arsenal players celebrate a goal in yesterday's 1-0 win over Manchester United in London. PIC/Getty Images An Aaron Ramsey goal midway through the second half leaves the title race more open than it has been for some weeks with United's lead cut down to just three points ahead of Chelsea, with Arsenal three points further back. Chelsea now travel to Old Trafford next Sunday with the chance to go above the leaders on goal difference if they win. "The problem we have is that for Chelsea to have a chance to win the Premier League they need to beat Man United but then we have a problem with Chelsea but you never know," Wenger told Sky Sports. "Let's try to give everything. We have been so unlucky this season but maybe we will get some luck in the final three games. You never know. We just do not want to have any regrets and give everything in every game."u00a0

After conquering Manchester United at home, Arsenal boss Wenger promises to fight for the title right till the end

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