Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta may only have a few days left in the job unless he gets some positive results in the next three matches, according to former Gunners winger Perry Groves. Arsenal are on a run of just one win in their last seven Premier League outings. Arteta's side head into Sunday's match at home to Burnley in 15th place in the table. They have lost their last three home league games and have scored just one goal in that run. "There were reports in the papers that Arteta's under pressure and he's got the next three games to turn it around, which is Burnley, Southampton and Everton," Groves said on talkSPORT. "He should be under pressure and I like reading that, because if you're a massive club like Arsenal and you lose six out of your first 11, then you should be under pressure, questions should be being asked. We've plateaued and we've actually gone backwards. "So these three games for Arteta, the Europa League's put to bed now until February, done the job, now it's Premier League. I don't care how we play for these next three games, he's got to win two of them, six to seven points I think, minimum." Arsenal have scored just 10 goals in 11 Premier League matches and Arteta says that has been the main issue this season.
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