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Mikel Arteta's side returned from the international break in impressive form, beating their next three opponents. Their latest success came on Sunday, when Noni Madueke scored an 80th-minute winner in a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Nottingham Forest.
"We came back very, very strong, especially after that tough defeat against Brighton and having 19 days since then to play a game," Raya told Arsenal's website.
"The way we responded, the way we played, the way we came back, is incredible."
The goalkeeper was pleased with Arsenal's performances but acknowledged there was still room for improvement as they prepare for a demanding European test.
"We're delighted with the performances we have put in every single game. There are things to improve, of course, as always, but we just take the positives, and we're looking forward to Wednesday now," he added.
Arsenal had to work hard for their victory at the City Ground, with Madueke's deflected effort proving decisive despite being their only shot on target.
Raya believes the result highlighted the team's maturity and determination, particularly at a ground where Arsenal had previously dropped points.
"(We showed) maturity and a lot of desire. Keep doing the right things and the ball will get into the net," he said.
"We had experiences in the last two years where we drew 0-0 here, so I think we showed a lot of character to keep digging for the result."
The goalkeeper also praised Madueke for delivering the breakthrough against difficult opposition, highlighting the importance of securing three points through persistence.
"In the end, with a few crosses and a few of Bukayo's (Saka's) balls, the ball went in thanks to Noni," Raya said.
"He's a special player, and it's going to be a special goal for him to get the win at such a difficult ground and against such a difficult team. So, I'm delighted for him."
Arsenal now turn their attention to Bayern Munich, with Wednesday's Champions League encounter at the Allianz Arena offering another major test of their improving form.