Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur

Martin Odegaard says he doesn’t need any introduction to the North London derby, and he’s hoping for another goal this weekend.

Arsenal have revealed their team news ahead of the North London derby, and it’s the best news we could realistically hope for.

Mikel Arteta denies he’s already made a decision on his starting goalkeeper against Spurs, insisting he hasn’t even decided on the Burnley game yet.

Aaron Ramsdale is set to start against Burnley this weekend, but Bernd Leno could return to the team against Tottenham Hotspur.

Mark Clattenburg said Arsenal’s penalty was right to stand and action should have been taken against Harry Kane for his dangerous barge on Gabriel.

Join Stephen Bradley, as he analyses Arsenal’s superb 2-1 Premier League victory over Tottenham and just how they managed it.

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has learned what his punishment will be after he was benched for the Spurs game

Arsenal defied most people’s predictions to both both outplay and beat Spurs, so who was the highest rated player?

Alexandre Lacazette says the win over Tottenham was for the team but also the fans, who they missed in the stadium.

Mikel Arteta says all of his substitutions against Olympiacos were tactical decisions, meaning the squad remains injury-free for now.

Harry Kane will be fit enough to play against Arsenal at the weekend despite a midweek knock, according to Jose Mourinho.

After a win away in Greece, let’s take a look at our Arsenal predicted lineup back in the Premier League at home to Tottenham Hotspur.

Gareth Bale says Tottenham Hotspur will take confidence into the North London derby after their most recent win over Crystal Palace.

Mikel Arteta says he’d prefer both teams to have equal conditions leading up to the North London derby, following Spurs’ recent fixture alteration.

In north London’s rivals, we find two managers in Mikel Arteta and Jose Mourinho who represent a star on the way up and one burning out.

As Arsenal play Spurs this weekend, I thought it might be fun to look at press reports from some of their earliest meetings, but I didn’t expect to find two games that went unnoticed by stat collectors.

If Arsenal had only managed to hold on to a single point against Chelsea on Sunday they would have finished above Spurs in the League Table of the Decade, but even though they didn’t, it’s hardly anything for Spurs to be proud of.

Granit Xhaka gave away yet another idiotic penalty against Spurs on Sunday, costing Arsenal all three points with another moment of total footballing madness, but, as we know, this isn’t the first time he’s done that.

Arsenal could only manage a 2-2 draw against Tottenham on Sunday so who was our best player and who stunk the place up?

The final 28 minutes of Arsenal’s game against Spurs was exactly what we were expecting before the match, it’s just a pity Unai Emery ruined it for the first 62 with his team selection.