Jens Scheuer's side will look to build momentum after Wednesday's positive display against West Ham United in the Conti Cup.
The club anticipates one of its largest attendances at Broadfield on Sunday as they welcome Arsenal to Crawley, and midfielder Julia Zigiotti believes the squad is ready for the challenge and must trust in their ability as they adapt to head coach Jens Scheuer's methods.Â
âItâs been a really good two weeks. Weâve trained a lot harder and Jens knows what he wants and the team have adapted to that. It feels like weâre on a better page now," she said.Â
âAs a group, weâve handled it well, it happens in football where sometimes coaches change but you just must adapt to the situation â itâs football.
âIâve played Arsenal twice now and theyâve been hard games, but I know what we can do and if we have confidence in ourselves to give 100%, I donât see any issue of taking points. We have to trust ourselves and do what weâre good at."
Albion are only four points above bottom of the table Leicester in 11th place, but Zigiotti says the players are only focused on doing well against the Gunners.Â
She added, âYou canât look at it too much, we know what position weâre in. Youâve just got to take every game as it is, but we want to climb the table. Itâs a hard league and you can see that in every game."
Zigiotti also reflected on her first year at the club after signing in the 2022 January window. She believes she has proven herself to be a key member of the squad and insisted that the team are prepared for the expectations that Jens has for the remainder of the season.Â
âItâs hard to come into a new league and not know what youâre up against but now when I got the hang of it Iâve proven myself," she added. âThe whole squad has been open to adapt and listen to Jens and what he wants and expects of us. As a team, you just have to get on board with it as quickly as possible but I think that the squad is doing a great job."