Waching daily Nov 8 2018

 Arsenal are unbeaten in 14 matches, winning 12 of those, under new boss Unai Emery

 The Spaniard took over at the Emirates following the departure of Arsene Wenger during the summer

 Ozil has shone during that time and has three Premier League goals this season with Arsenal sitting fifth in the table

 The Gunners host Sporting Lisbon this evening in the Europa League (8pm) as they look to extend their unbeaten run

 And Ozil has warned his competitors that Arsenal will get better. "Personally, things are going well but that doesn't mean I stop working," Ozil told the Daily Mail

 "But the most important thing is that the team is going well at the moment. "But it's a process — every coach has a different strategy or philosophy and we can feel it

 "It's a tactical thing with the new coach. We are learning from him, we are trying to give our best on the pitch every day and every hour

 "But we have to keep being hungry, and keep progressing. "It's not like we are done now (because we have gone 14 games unbeaten)

It's like we are just starting. "We are doing well for now, but that doesn't mean we stop

" While Ozil has shone, pundit Tony Cascarino believes Emery must drop either Henrikh Mkhitaryan or the German in favour of Alex Iwobi

 "Arsenal feel like a completely different club under Unai Emery and one of the main reasons for that is that the fans believe in the team now," he told The Times

 "The disgruntled atmosphere at the Emirates used to be a problem for Arsenal, now it's the opposite

 "'Spineless' seems to be one of the words of the week in the Premier League and under Arsene Wenger, the minute Arsenal went behind the fans would think 'here we go again'

 "Under Emery, they have won more points from losing positions than any other team, so the fans stay with the players

 "But I cannot see how Emery can keep both Henrikh Mkhitaryan and Mesut Ozil in his team, given that power and tempo seem so important to the way he wants to play

 "Alex Iwobi has flourished under him and he deserves a starting place."