Despite four straight defeats, Dennis Bergkamp believes there is nothing wrong with Arsenal at the moment.

But our Dutch striker has called on his team-mates to return to winning ways as soon as possible.

Bergkamp played just 27 minutes in those 2-1 losses to Everton, Auxerre, Blackburn and Borussia Dortmund and faces a fitness test on his troublesome Achilles before Sunday's match with Fulham.

But the 33-year-old is experienced enough to know that bad things can happen to good teams.

"It is very strange but one or two poor results will always come," he told Arsenal.com.

"Still, even though we have lost the last four games we are still second in the table and through to the second stage of the Champions League. So there is no harm done yet.

"There is nothing really wrong but we have to find our form and turn it around as soon as possible."

As for his own fitness, Bergkamp added: "I think I am alright now but it is a bit too much for me to play three games in a week at the moment. I have been feeling good in training and it's up to the manager for Sunday."