Campbell quest for sweetest win

"We have to think about our own game as there's a lot to play for in the Champions League and FA Cup. You have to keep the momentum so that good league form spills over into those competitions. Winning the Champions League would still be the best possible outcome of all."

Arsene Wenger will ensure his Arsenal team are fit and fresh tomorrow by making five changes from the line-up that took the club into the fifth round of the FA Cup.

Wolves were disposed of with a 2-0 win on Saturday - and with a place in the last 16 assured, Wenger will attempt to cement second place in the Premiership and keep the pressure Chelsea by reducing their lead to seven points.

To do that, he is set to draft in Manuel Almunia, Lauren, Ashley Cole, Robert Pires and Dennis Bergkamp. Jens Lehmann, Emmanuel Eboue, Gael Clichy, Jose Antonio Reyes and Robin van Persie will be the ones to drop out. And while talk of revenge is in the air following the controversial defeat at Old Trafford in October - and the Pizzagate row that followed - Wenger insisted that Arsenal are more sinned against than sinners.

"I am confident we will keep our discipline tomorrow," said Wenger. "We are the team who have committed fewer fouls than any other team in the league - the statistics back it up - and the team who are most sinned against. We are the team with the most yellow cards against us so you should be worried about the other team tomorrow night, but not us. We are not angels but we are the fairest team in the league."

Wenger also dismissed the assertion of Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho after United were beaten in the Carling Cup last week that Sir Alex Ferguson is a good loser. "A good loser is someone who is happy to lose. That doesn't exist in our job," said Wenger. "I am a fair loser when the other team is better than us. We will not change the we way we try to play. You will always see football if you come here to Arsenal. "

It is an approach that meets with the approval of Swedish midfield player Fredrik Ljungberg. After the defeat at United Wenger claimed that Reyes was a particular target, and Ruud van Nistelrooy was given a three-match ban after the FA studied his horrendous tackle on Cole.

But Ljungberg believes it would be folly for Arsenal to go looking for retaliation. "Revenge? I am not sure about that, " he said. "We want to win the game and that would be fantastic. It is a massive game and, personally, I am looking forward to it. But it is very important to focus on the football."

And striker Thierry Henry added: "The most important thing is to keep cool."

Henry and skipper Patrick Vieira both missed training yesterday. Henry was treated for a calf injury picked up when brought down for the penalty converted by Vieira for Arsenal's first goal on Saturday. Vieira had a shin injury but both will be fit for tomorrow. Definitely out of contention are Kolo Toure, who is suspended, and Philippe Senderos, who has a knee injury. Pascal Cygan is favourite to continue in place of Toure alongside Campbell in central defence.