Aaron Ramsey
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Aaron Ramsey says that Arsenal have every chance of taking the points at Borussia Dortmund when they play in the Champions League this week.

The Gunners are flying high following a 2-0 win over Liverpool and need at least a point against Dortmund to be certain of progressing to the knockout stages of the Champions League. Three clubs in the group of death are on six points and a loss here for Arsenal would leave them needing to beat Napoli and Marseille in final two group stage games. Arsenal travel to Manchester United next in the Premier League and a win against Dortmund would keep their early-season momentum going.

Ramsey has been a revelation so far in the league, scoring six goals and assisting four. He capped his display against Liverpool with a brilliant shot that flew past Liverpool's Simon Mignolet. The in-form Welshman insists that they can carry their performance in the league to other competitions and replicate their success against German opposition as they did against Bayern Munich at the Allianz Arena last season.

"We don't go anywhere with fear. I thought we played well enough to get something from the home game. Now the group is wide open again. It is going to be tough, but we are still confident we can qualify," Ramsey said.

"That was a great result against Bayern - a great achievement. We have also been to Dortmund before, so we have ­experienced the hostile ­atmosphere. We know what they are about. The atmosphere in their stadium is tremendous, but you want to be playing in those sorts of atmospheres," he added.

Ramsey's mistake in Arsenal's final third led to Dortmund's goal in the opening leg and the midfielder is confident of putting his mistakes behind him. He respects Dortmund's ability but believes that Arsenal have the players to pull off an upset.

"They are a very ­organised team and have a real work ethic. But I am sure that we have the quality and the players to get a good result, and put ourselves back in control of the group," he said.

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