Tottenham vs arsenal

The Premier League is back in action on Sunday. Who's Playing • Arsenal @ Tottenham Hotspur • Current Records: Arsenal 14-1-2; Tottenham Hotspur 10-5-3 What to Know Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are even-steven against one another since November of 2016 (5-5-3), but likely not for long. They will face off against one another at 11:30 a.m. ET on Sunday at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Arsenal has a defense that allows only 0.82 goals per game, so Spurs' offense will have their work cut out for them. Last week, Arsenal and Newcastle United tied 0-0, good for one point each. Meanwhile, Tottenham got themselves on the board against Crystal Palace last Wednesday, but Crystal Palace never followed suit. Everything went Tottenham's way against Crystal Palace as they made off with a 4-0 win. The score was all tied up at the break nothing to nothing, but Tottenham was the better team in the second half. After their draw, Arsenal will be looking to earn the full three points in this match. Series History Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal both have five wins in their last 13 games. • Oct 01, 2022 - Arsenal 3 vs. Tottenham Hotspur 1 • May 12, 2022 - Tottenham Hotspur 3 vs. Arsenal 0 • Sep 26, 2021 - Arsenal 3 vs. Tottenham Hotspur 1 • Mar 14, 2021 - Arsenal 2 vs. Tottenham Hotspur 1 • Dec 06, 2020 - Tottenham Hotspur 2 vs. Arsenal 0 • Jul 12, 2020 - Tottenham Hotspur 2 vs. Arsenal 1 • Sep 01, 2019 - Tottenham Hotspur 2 vs. Arsenal 2 • Mar 02, 2019 - Arsenal 1 vs. Tottenham Hotspur 1 • Dec 02...

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said his side were "phenomenal" as the Gunnersmoved four points clear at the top of the Premier League by inflicting a first top-flight defeat of the season on arch-rivals Tottenham Hotspur. Thomas Partey curled in a superb 20th-minute opener and Gabriel Jesus struck in his first North London derby as Arsenal overcame Harry Kane's equaliser from the penalty spot — his100th Premier League away goal — to earn a seventh successive home win. "From the beginning, we went for it," Arteta told BT Sport after victory ensured Arsenal will end the weekend above second-placed Manchester City. "We were brave, we were courageous, we were free — and that's what we encourage the players to be." Tottenham's miserable end to their 13-match unbeaten league run was compounded when Emerson Royal was sent off for raking Gabriel Martinelli. As dominant Arsenal sought to capitalise on their numerical advantage, Granit Xhaka continued his renaissance at the club by firing a low shot past Hugo Lloris. Energy. Commitment. Passion. We did this together, Gooners ✊ Confident Arsenal revel in revenge Arsenal's 3-0 defeat at Tottenham in their penultimate away match of last season was a particularly bitter blow as it all but handed Spurs the final UEFA Champions League spot ahead of the team they love to beat most. For all the progress Arsenal had shown under Arteta in 2021/22, they failed badly on a night when they could have secured a famous result with that coveted fourth...

There is so little between Arsenal and Tottenham this season that every little decision will count as they square off this Saturday (watch live, 7:30am ET on USA Network and [ MORE: Mikel Arteta and Antonio Conte have overseen superb starts to the season for their teams, with the Gunners top of the table and they are just one point and two places above unbeaten Spurs. After Tottenham pipped Arsenal to a top four finish late last season, this rivalry has gone to new levels and both believe they can finish in the top four this season, at the very least. Below we take a closer look at form, head-to-head info, projected lineups and a prediction for what promises to be a classic Arsenal vs Tottenham clash in the north London derby. Ranking the 2023-24 Premier League kits Arsenal vs Tottenham recent Premier League form Arsenal last five fixtures – WLWWW | Last match: Tottenham last five fixtures – WWDWW | Last match: Who has more wins, Arsenal or Tottenham? (all competitions head-to-head) Tottenham wins: 67 Arsenal wins: 84 Draws: 54 Projected lineups Arsenal (4-2-3-1) —– Ramsdale —– — White — Saliba — Gabriel — Zinchenko — —- Partey —- Xhaka —- —- Saka —- Odegaard —- Martinelli —- —– Jesus —– If Partey is out with injury then Arteta has a big decision to make in midfield: does Lokonga come in? Or does Odegaard drop deeper with Vieira coming in to an attacking midfield role? Elsewhere, Zinchenko will likely start ahead of Tierney if both are fit, while Zinchenko could also start...

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Welcome to football.london's live coverage of the North London Derby as Spurs host Arsenal at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. It has been nine years since Arsenal won the away league fixture at Tottenham. A sole Tomas Rosicky goal in 2014 earned the Gunners the last three points they would see and since then, Spurs have made it impossible for Arsenal to grab victory. However, the difference this time around is that Arsenal come as title challengers with Mikel Arteta looking to make statement victories away from home. Wins at Stamford Bridge, the Amex Stadium and Selhurst Park have all turned heads, but a win across north London would be a serious message to rivals Manchester City. Meanwhile, Antonio Conte is trying to recover from a poor start to the season as Tottenham approach yet another campaign where both top four and a trophy are the goals. A win for Tottenham would be a serious boost to their hopes this year and not only that but Harry Kane scoring would see him break Jimmy Greaves' goal record. Kick-off is at 4:30pm and Alasdair Gold, Kaya Kaynak, Rob Guest and Tom Canton will be on hand to provide build-up to the game, confirmed team news as well as live updates on the action, analysis and reaction from the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Here are Alasdair's thoughts on that Spurs display It's been the tale of much of the season so far. Spurs begin the game with intensity, pressing high up the pitch but then that swiftly reverts to a deeper, hit and hope counter-attacki...