The fourth-placed team in the top five, Arsenal, has the worst home record. Disgruntled fans have expressed their frustrations over the team's inability to finish first in the league for the twelfth consecutive season. Fans from various supporters' groups plan to protest at the upcoming match against Norwich City, calling for a change in the club's management. Wenger defended his team's character and attitude, urging fans to support them and stick together. We were defeated in the championship game at our home stadium by lower-ranked teams, but we faced challenging weather conditions. Despite this setback, we are leading the league among the top teams and are determined to make any necessary additions. Some have questioned Arsenal's ambition after only signing goalkeeper Petr Cech during the offseason, and whether manager Wenger has been given enough funds by majority stakeholder Stan Kroenke to strengthen the team. Wenger maintained that Kroenke has never hindered him from making transfers and declined to comment further on his owners personally. Arsenal's manager, the longest-serving in the team's history, emphasized the importance of working with the resources generated by the club. He mentioned the values he believes in and expressed that the owner has never restricted him in the transfer market, showing ambition. In terms of player availability, Santi Cazorla and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who have been dealing with injuries, are both ready for selection against Norwich, with Wenger indicating that one of the two could be involved in the upcoming match. Cazorla has been training with the team for two weeks, while Alex has been training for one week. The team from north London is currently five points ahead of 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 winning their upcoming match against Norwich on Saturday.