Bergkamp keen to make vital PSV trip for Gunners

Dennis Bergkamp says he is willing to make the journey to Holland by car and train to help Arsenal in their crucial Champions League game against PSV Eindhoven in three weeks' time.

The Dutch striker - who will not travel by plane - made the same trip two years ago and helped Arsenal to a 4-0 win. After last night's 1-1 draw with Panathinaikos, the clash in Eindhoven has become a vital match.

Bergkamp said: "The final decision will be the manager's. It is not far but those decisions are not up to me. I would be happy to go."

Of more immediate concern is the worrying sequence of results that have seen Arsenal lose their unbeaten run in the league and draw twice, with Panathinaikos and at home to lowly Southampton.

"We are very disappointed after last night," he said. "We didn't seem to get into our game and that is hard to believe sometimes."

But Bergkamp is still looking on the bright side. He added: "I am not worried by the recent results. We know we can play football and we know we can win. We are still in a great position and are in every competition so we are not too worried."