An away trip to Old Trafford is never ideal straight after the international break, but Arsène Wenger’s side will travel to Manchester ahead of the lunchtime kick-off on Saturday with the belief that they can finally banish their hoodoo against José Mourinho.
Arsenal should have been out of sight by halftime in the north London derby, so how did Spurs end up with a draw?
Despite all of the pre-match anticipation and excitement, the north London derby was not a memorable one for Arsenal. Arsene Wenger explains what went wrong.
Spin, deflection and misdirection are the order of the day for many interviews after a disappointing result, so how did Arsene Wenger do with his comments after Arsenal’s draw with Spurs?
Yes, yes, I know, I’m only whinging about the referee because we didn’t win.
We may not have got the result that we wanted – nor the performance, but a couple of Arsenal players demonstrated some skills to show us they haven’t totally forgotten how to football now it’s November.
Arsenal were well below par against Tottenham on Sunday and might think that a point was a decent result given how poor they were at times. Here’s how the players rated individually:
Since the final whistle (and during the game) there has been much whinging about Arsenal’s goal, which was scored by Tottenham’s Kevin Wimmer, with claims it was offside.
Arsene Wenger met with the press after his side’s 1-1 draw with Tottenham and challenged Mark Clattenberg’s decision to award them a penalty.
Arsenal had to be happy with just a point when they faced Tottenham at the Emirates on Sunday.
Shkodran Mustafi may be about to take part in his first north London derby, but he seems well aware of what it means (or, at least, his media people do).
This week, our resident designer turned her attention to Tottenham and compiled all the relevant stats ahead of the game in one handy graphic for your viewing pleasure.
When it comes to picking a starting XI for Sunday’s derby game against Tottenham, Arsene Wenger has a wealth of options.
Five reasons why Arsenal fans should be super optimistic ahead of the north London derby against Tottenham this weekend
It’s a north London derby weekend and that means there is only one thing on the minds of both sets of fans – terror. So who is going to win?
Per Mertesacker admits that Arsenal fans would have been ‘shaking their heads’ when the side went two-goals down against Ludogorets, but has backed the team to be ready for Tottenham on Sunday.
Arsene Wenger has told the matchday programme that he believes Aaron Ramsey is ‘mentally stronger’ after his exploits with Wales in the summer.
Arsene Wenger has been speaking to the matchday programme about what he expects from Tottenham on Sunday in the north London derby.
Arsenal have been boosted by the news that a number of their injured stars could return this weekend for the game against Tottenham at the Emirates.
Aaron Ramsey has declared himself fit and ready to face Tottenham, but should Arsene Wenger bring him back into the starting lineup for the game…