Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta says they'll keep "digging" for the Premier League title.
The Gunners need victory over Brighton today to maintain pressure on leaders Manchester City.
Arteta said, "We are going to continue to dig dig, dig, dig, dig. And maybe the prize is there.
"We don't know if it's there [points one way] or there [points another] but we are going to continue to dig just in case it is where we can get to and make sure that we can do our best."
On Everton facing Manchester City, Arteta has hope in his former team.
He said: "They are playing for their life right now and you could see that in the last game against Brighton.
"Sean (Dyche) has instilled that belief again and that cohesion around the team and the fans to create something special. As a huge Everton fan, I want the best for them and that's not going to change this weekend.
"The way they are competing every single week, they had some very good results and some others that deserved more. They have been really, really competitive in the last few months.
"For sure they are going to give their best but there are teams who are fighting for Europe and others fighting for relegation and others playing the last game of the season at home and you know what that means.
"Every game has a different meaning and it will be important for sure."