The Light Blues will be back on home soil for the first time in 2024/25 off the back of their emphatic 11-0 win over Aberdeen last Sunday.
Speaking to RangersTV to preview their first home clash of the new campaign against Partick Thistle, the winger wants the side to continue from where they left off ahead of their second league outing.
She commented: “We need to go with the same mindset every game and build on that momentum. If we can get a good start again, and build on then even better.
“I think we have had a few difficult games against them [Thistle] but we are home and on a bigger pitch and if we can play like we know we can and with all our threats we can cause them problems.
“It feels like a while since we have been there so it will nice to get back and have the fans there as well, we are looking forward to it.”
The 28-year-old had a fantastic start to the season from an individual perspective on the opening day, scoring twice and providing four assists and she is hopeful to continue adding more numbers to her game this campaign.
She continued: “It was really positive; I think we couldn’t really ask for more as a squad.
“Going up to Aberdeen it is not easy but we can be really proud of the performance and to score 11 goals we can be really pleased with that.
“It was enjoyable, I always want to contribute as much as I can.
“To start off like that was pleasing on an individual basis as well but it is just being consistent and I want to continue that form.
“For me it is just looking back at last year and wanting to improve on that and do as best as I can for the team.”
Arnot spoke of the ruthless approach the team will be looking to carry throughout this season off the back of their impressive goal tally, as the Gers prepare for their first three-game week of the season.
She added: “Is the message to keep going for more goals? Absolutely and I think you could feel that on Sunday.
“Maybe in the past we might have settled for just a couple more after half time but the fact that we kept pushing and we were celebrating the 11th goal as if it was a winner I think that says a lot about the team and the intent we have this season.
“We have been used to that with the end of last season, it was game after game but as a squad we are used to that and prepped for that with our training sessions as well.
“I think it is just about looking forward to it and taking each game and going out with the same intent and building on each game as it goes.”
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