Arsenal's emphatic 3-0 win over Manchester United will be used as a springboard to spur the Gunners on to a successful season, according to Aaron Ramsey.
Speaking as many of Arsenal's players are returning to the Emirates after a successful international break, the 24-year-old Welshman said that the confidence gained from the United result will help them as they prepare to face Watford on Saturday.
"We owed [Manchester United] from a few years ago and the way we started the game was fantastic," Ramsey told the Guardian.
"Hopefully we can continue that now and carry on to beat the bigger teams and carry on our form against the other teams."
Ramsey broke a 20-game goal drought for club and country when he scored the opening goal in Wales' 2-0 victory over Andorra on Tuesday, bringing his total to 10 goals in 38 appearances for the Dragons.
"I have been wanting to reach that mark for a few games and to finally achieve that, to get into double figures, is a great personal achievement but hopefully there are more to come," Ramsey said.
"I've been wanting it now for a few games for Arsenal as well. I have struggled a bit at the beginning of the season with goals, it has been pretty frustrating on that front, but hopefully now that will settle me down and I can carry on throughout the season."
Ramsey's fine form for his country helped Wales reach their first major tournament since 1958, and the midfielder is looking forward to facing some of his Arsenal teammates when the European Championships kick off in France in the summer of 2016.
"I will be learning a few [phrases] from the French boys to take with me to France to get me by," Ramsey said.
"There will be a bit of banter between us. And who knows what can happen over there. I will go back and be proud and with my head held high -- we are going to France.
"It is going to be a great occasion when we finally go there. We have been wanting this for so long as a nation and to finally achieve that and make history -- I am so proud of that."
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