Arsenal vs West Brom: Aaron Ramsey - We want to make the Emirates a fortress

Arsenal kept their 100 per cent home record in tact with a 2-0 win over West Brom last night.

This was their third straight Premier League home win of the season after previous victories over Leicester and Bournemouth.

And Aaron Ramsey, who put in a stellar performance against Tony Pulis' side, is hoping Arsenal can keep up their impressive home run.

"We want to make this a fortress and we have three wins here now," Ramsey said.

"Hopefully that can continue."

Arsenal now find themselves in seventh place on 10 points, while West Brom are two points behind in 12th. 

But the game could have been turned on its head had Jay Rodriguez been awarded a penalty for Shkodran Mustafi's clumsy tackle in the first half. 

However, Ramsey admitted that he was not in a position to see whether it was worthy of a spot kick and reckoned that Bobby Madeley had a 'solid game'.  

On the penalty shout, Ramsey said: "I was far up the pitch so I am not sure but there are hundreds of decisions referees have to make in a game. 

"I think he had a solid game."

The Gunners' ability to keep their home record going could prove to be vitally important in their pursuit of a top four finish as the they are yet to win away from home so far this term.

Up next for Arsenal is a Europa League clash with Bate Borisov on Thursday (6pm).