Arsenal's Premier League title dream is closer than ever, but one young Gunner is making sure nobody gets carried away. Myles Lewis-Skelly has issued a rallying cry to his teammates: stay humble, stay focused, and keep your eyes on the prize.

The Gunners took another massive step toward ending their 22-year league drought with a gritty 1-0 win over West Ham United. With just two matches left, the finish line is in sight—and the Emirates faithful are already daring to dream. But Lewis-Skelly knows better than to let anticipation turn into distraction.

"As players, as a fan myself, it's easy to think about what could be," the midfielder admitted. "But it is important that we stay in the moment. We have to stay on it."

It's been a season for the history books under Mikel Arteta. Arsenal haven't just dominated domestically—they've also stormed into the Champions League final, where Paris Saint-Germain awaits. The French giants will be a stern test, but the Gunners have already proven themselves against Europe's best, winning every match in the league phase with style and consistency.

Now, with a potential double on the line, the temptation to look ahead is real. But Lewis-Skelly's message is clear: celebrations can wait. For Arsenal to finally reclaim their throne, they need to stay grounded, take it one game at a time, and let their football do the talking.

After 22 years of waiting, humility might just be the secret weapon that brings the title back to North London.