Piers Morgan thinks Mikel Arteta and Arsenal should recreate that famous Top Gun volleyball scene to help get their title hopes back on track.

Morgan chatted with Gabby Agbonlahor and Alan Brazil on talkSPORT Breakfast on Thursday morning, not long after Arsenal's 2-2 draw with Wolves.

Arsenal seemed set to grab a significant three points at Molineux.

Bukayo Saka put Arsenal ahead early, and Piero Hincapie doubled their lead ten minutes into the second half.

Hugo Bueno cut the lead in half around the hour mark, trying to slow down Arsenal's title chase.

Then, Tom Edozie scored in stoppage time, forcing Arsenal to split the points with the team at the bottom of the league.

After the game, Arsenal and Wolves players got into some scuffles, as the Gunners struggled to keep their cool with their lead at the top now just five points.

Manchester City, their title rivals, play Newcastle on Saturday night and have a game in hand over Arsenal.

Morgan appeared on talkSPORT Breakfast on Thursday to talk about Arsenal's chances.

He joked about not wanting to face the music after Arsenal's slip-up but said it was time for the team to stand up to the pressure.

Morgan suggested Arteta take the players somewhere warm during their week off, referencing that Top Gun scene to let them relax.

For those who don't remember, the scene involves Iceman and Slider playing volleyball against Maverick and Goose, showing off their team spirit.

Morgan said, Here's my advice for Mikel: We have a week off. I want these guys on a plane somewhere warm from Monday until Friday.

I want them to play zero soccer. They look mentally drained. Let's give them a break.

Take the pressure off, put them on a beach, and let them play beach volleyball like the pilots in 'Top Gun'. They seem tense, and I think that's what I saw last night.

Arsenal's next game is on Sunday against Tottenham in the North London Derby.

Spurs are having a tough season and are only five points above the relegation zone.

After a poor run, Thomas Frank lost his job and was replaced by Igor Tudor.

Despite the change, Morgan expects Arsenal to beat Spurs.

Morgan added, I can't think of a better place to go than Tottenham on Sunday, and I'm guessing Mikel Arteta will give them a good talking to.

Let's go beat Tottenham, which shouldn't be hard. They're one of the worst Tottenham teams I've ever seen.

We can push them close to the relegation zone if we win on Sunday. If that's not motivation, what is?

After Spurs, Arsenal plays Chelsea. I can't think of two better games than a North London Derby and a derby against Chelsea.

Morgan was reminded that he predicted Arsenal would win the Premier League by March.

Back in September, after Arsenal beat Newcastle, Agbonlahor asked Morgan if Arsenal would win the league.

Morgan responded, '100 per cent.' Arsenal will win the Premier League.

Liverpool is overrated. They've been lucky. Arsenal had a tougher start, and look where we are.

We are going to win the league. I wouldn't be surprised if we win it by mid-March.

Morgan has since changed his tune, saying, 'I admit our chances of winning the Premier League by mid-March are zero.' It's going to be a tough race.

City will be right behind us. I wouldn't be surprised if Newcastle beat them on Saturday and we beat Tottenham on Sunday.

Morgan believes the week off will help Arsenal get back on track. Let me assure you, we will reset. We will beat Tottenham, we will beat Chelsea, and City might lose to Newcastle on Saturday.

We will win the league, and I still think we're going to win the quadruple. Then, I'll repost all the jokes to my nine million followers for the next year.

Rio Ferdinand thinks Gabriel Jesus is going to be a huge presence for Arsenal in the next few months, not just on the pitch, but maybe even more behind the scenes. Arsenal haven’t had a lot of title winners in their squad lately, and Jesus is one of the few who’s actually been there and done it. That stuff matters, especially now.

Right now, Arsenal have a four-point lead over Manchester City at the top of the Premier League. But they just dropped points against Brentford, and City are lurking. Arsenal haven’t lifted a domestic title in more than 20 years, and, let’s be honest, City have snatched it away from them twice in the last three seasons. City knows how to turn it on when it really counts, and with them breathing down Arsenal’s necks, people are starting to wonder if the nerves are kicking in for the Gunners.

Ferdinand, in his latest video, said Jesus could be exactly what Arsenal need right now: a calming, experienced head in the dressing room. The guy won four titles with City, so he knows what it takes. Ferdinand looked back at his own title races and said, “If I were in that Arsenal dressing room, I’d be telling the lads, ‘It’s a point away from home; let’s keep going.’ Fans get emotional, but the players can’t afford to.”

He went on, 'What really matters is what’s said after a tough result.' Are the players panicking, thinking, “Here we go again,” or are they pulling together and reminding each other, “Look, we’re going to drop points sometimes; it’s all about how we respond"? That’s where experience is huge. And that’s why Jesus might be so important for them right now. He’s one of the few in the squad who’s actually won big before. When things get tense, the rest of the players will be looking to someone like him for answers and a bit of guidance.

Jesus hasn’t played much this season; he had knee surgery and missed most of the campaign, but he’s looked sharp since coming back. Still, Viktor Gyökeres, their new summer signing, has nailed down the main striker spot.

Arsenal have a big week ahead. They’re away at Wolves on Wednesday; then it’s the North London derby against Spurs on Sunday. Wolves have only won once all season and look like they’re heading down, but Jesus isn’t looking past them. “We’re not thinking about the derby. We’re only focused on Wolves, and that’s a tough away game,” he said. “We know their situation, but they’re a good team and a big club. They need the points, so we can’t switch off. Our goal is to go to Wolves, get the win, and that’s it.”