Fourth-placed Arsenal, among the top five teams, has the worst home record. Disgruntled supporters have expressed frustration over the club's failure to finish first in the league for the 12th consecutive year. Fans from the Arsenal Supporters' Trust, the Black Scarf Movement, and Red Action plan to protest at Saturday's match against Norwich City under the banner of "Time for Change" in the club's management. Wenger told reporters that some people question the team's character, but they have character and attitude, and those who doubt them have even less character. He emphasized the need for unity and support for the team. We were defeated in the championship game at our home stadium by teams that are ranked lower, but we faced challenging weather conditions. Despite this setback, we are currently leading the league among the top teams and are looking to make necessary additions. Concerns were raised about Arsenal's ambition when they only signed goalkeeper Petr Cech during the offseason, leading to questions about whether manager Wenger was receiving enough financial support from majority stakeholder Stan Kroenke to strengthen the squad. Wenger stated that Kroenke has never restricted him from making transfers and preferred not to comment personally on his owners. Arsenal's longest serving manager emphasized the importance of clubs working with the resources they generate. He mentioned that the values he speaks about include ambition and support in the transfer market. Despite injuries to key players like Santi Cazorla and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, both are expected to be available for selection in the upcoming match against Norwich. Wenger noted that one of the two players could be involved, as Cazorla has been training with the team for two weeks and Oxlade-Chamberlain for one week. The team from north London currently holds a five-point lead over Manchester United, who are in fifth place and have one game in hand. They are aiming to secure their spot in next season's Champions League by defeating Norwich on Saturday.