Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino has revealed that first-choice left-back Danny Rose could return from a knee injury, just in time to face Arsenal during the final north London derby at White Hart Lane.
The votes are in for the PFA Premier League Team of the Year and it’s a little surprising that one Arsenal man didn’t make the final XI.
Arsenal are hopeful Jack Wilshere will be fit to feature for the first-team ahead of the 2017/18 campaign, which starts on August 12.
Bournemouth’s Steve Cook has condemned Spurs fans for booing Jack Wilshere after the midfielder was injured during the Cherries’ 4-0 loss away to Arsenal’s rivals.
On 17 April 1985, Arsenal beat Tottenham 2-0 at White Hart Lane.
Jack Wilshere started and was only able to complete 56 minutes before limping off injured during Bournemouth’s comprehensive defeat at the hands of Tottenham on Saturday afternoon.
It was a much better week for Arsenal this week than over recent times. So let’s take a look at what’s hot and what’s not in the world of Arsenal…
With Tottenham’s win over Bournemouth on Saturday, finishing above Arsenal for the first time since 1995 now seems inevitable. Here are a few things we didn’t have/know about the last time Spurs managed this spectacular feat.
Great news everyone: Spurs could put any possibility of St. Totteringham’s Day to bed if they win the North London Derby at White Hart Lane!
Mauricio Pochettino insists that Spurs have more important matters at hand than finishing above Arsenal.
The Premier League have announced the fixtures they’ve rearranged for April and May and, you guessed it, one of Arsenal’s matches has been ditched.
Spurs haven’t finished above Arsenal since the 1994/95 season; what did that Arsenal team look like?
Martin Keown claims that Arsenal currently envy Tottenham.
Niall Quinn is the latest pundit to talk about this apparent ‘power shift’ that’s supposed to be going down in north London.
If you haven’t already, it’s probably time to accept that Spurs are going to finish above Arsenal this season, which means no St Totteringham’s Day for the first time under Arsene Wenger.
Tottenham fans and pundits have been saying that this would be ‘their year’ for as long as anyone can remember but it looks as if, with…
Tottenham fans and pundits have been saying that this would be ‘their year’ for as long as anyone can remember but it looks as if, with Arsenal in full-blown crisis mode, this could actually be the one.
On 8 April 2001, Arsenal beat Spurs 2-1 in the FA Cup semi-final at Old Trafford.