Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey has urged his teammates to get their season back on track by winning their next two games against Manchester United and Borussia Dortmund.

Prior to the international break, the Gunners fell to a 2-1 defeat against Swansea City, just days after throwing away a three-goal lead in a draw against Anderlecht.

Ramsey admits that his team have not been at their best this season, but he believes that there is still enough time for them to turn their fortunes around.

"It was a disappointing result against Swansea," The Mirror quotes him as saying. "We now have a tough week. We have Manchester United and then Dortmund.

"They are both tough games, but they are the ones you want to be involved in as a footballer. Hopefully we can come out on top in them."

"We started off slowly. We've had a few draws. We have a lot of catching up still to do. Hopefully we can turn our season around and get a bit of momentum going."

Arsenal are currently sixth in the Premier League table.