Arsène Wenger hails Arsenal's relentless efforts as they set Premier League record with win over Newcastle If it's history from Holland or it's today's story I don't know. I will find out but I'm happy he stayed yellow and didn't become red. Robin is absolutely committed; he gave absolutely everything tonight and got us a quick equaliser as well. Wenger refused to discuss the possibility of finishing above Spurs, but urged his players to stay focused on the job ahead, adding: "I don't focus on Tottenham. What is at stake is ourselves, our commitment. I don't compare us to any other team. We have revealed confidence, belief - and that will be vital in the race until the end. It can change very quickly because as soon as you lose a little bit of urgency you are in trouble in this league. So let's focus on keeping that and afterwards we'll see where we finish. Wenger's players were less reluctant to remind Tottenham, who have lost three matches in a row, they are now breathing down the neck of their rivals. "It was a great win," said Walcott, whose performance prompted Wenger to describe the winger's display as 'tactically and technically a complete game'. It's been an up and down season so far but it's the way you finish that matters. Tottenham have got to be looking over their shoulders. Vermaelen added to Walcott's comments by saying: "We are on a good run and we're coming close to Tottenham. We'll fight for third place now. And that must be a sentence Arsenal fans thought they would never hear this season. By contrast Newcastle have now given up hope of finishing in the top four with manager Alan Pardew saying: We ain't going to get to there but we can make the Europa League and we can't let this result affect us against Norwich on Saturday. We still have a lot to play for.