Arsenal repeat 'special resilience' at West Brom according to manager Arsène Wenger It was important not to lose once we were down. It's a mental comfort to be top after two away games," Wenger said. The mentality of champions is something that builds up through a season, I believe what is important is that we continue to focus on the way we want to play. We have a desire and a spirit. After that, for the championship, it's a bit early [to talk about winning it]. It's October. You need to show it in March, April. At the moment it's early but it was good to continue our run. West Bromwich had taken the lead through Claudio Yacob's 42nd-minute header, his first goal for the club, and could have condemned Wenger to only his second defeat of the season. But Steve Clarke's evolving team, who defeated Manchester United at Old Trafford last weekend, are unbeaten in four league games and improving after a difficult start to the campaign. "We started the season slowly but did good business at the end of the window and that gave everybody a lift," Clarke said. The level of the team is improving and we'll try to maintain that over the rest of the season. Four points from United and Arsenal is good for us. It was disappointing that we didn't get the second goal when we were on top. We had great opportunities to make it 2-0. But credit to Arsenal, the last 20 minutes made it a bit nerve-racking but I guess it was a fair result.