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Tomas Rosicky has rejected suggestions that there is a problem with the team spirit at Arsenal following reports that he had criticised team-mates William Gallas and Gael Clichy.

The Czech Republic midfield player feels his comments following last season's 2-2 draw at Birmingham City - where Clichy gave away a last-minute penalty and Gallas, the Arsenal captain, showed his disappointment by sitting sullenly on the pitch at the final whistle - had been misinterpreted.

“I would never blame individuals for the team not lifting a trophy,” Rosicky said. “We are in it together. We win as a team and we lose as a team.

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“As individuals, we all make mistakes and the message I was relaying to a Czech newspaper was that we are more experienced now and have learnt from last season. We came so close last year to winning something and we will be giving it our all to win a trophy this year.”