The North London derby is one of the most anticipated matches in the Premier League due to the rivalry between Arsenal and Tottenham.

The Gunners will be heading to the White Hart Lane following their disappointing result against Brighton at the Emirates before the international break. Tottenham’s primary objective is to halt Arsenal’s title charge, while Arsenal is looking to pile the pressure on Manchester City and Liverpool.

The match is expected to be a wild derby, with Arsenal’s recent form suggesting they’ll secure a huge three points. However, Tottenham’s desperation to compromise Arsenal’s title tilt and the hatred fueling the match makes it a tough call.

Tottenham and Arsenal Team News:

Tottenham:

Spurs will hope to have Micky van de Ven available after the defender missed the loss at Newcastle before pulling out of the Netherlands squad over the international break. Dominic Solanke may return, too, having missed out on the last two games.
Richarlison is thought to be the other injury worry at this stage, and he is not expected to be fit.

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Arsenal:

Martin Odegaard was forced off for Norway earlier this week, and he could be out for three weeks. Riccardo Calafiori took a knock while representing Italy. Mikel Merino, Takehiro Tomiyasu, and Kieran Tierney are all injured, while Gabriel Jesus has been dealing with a groin problem of late. Declan Rice would also not be available for the game due to a red card he picked up against Brighton.

Tottenham vs Arsenal ( head-to-head)

Tottenham and Arsenal have played each other 60 times, with Tottenham winning 14 matches, Arsenal winning 27 matches, and 19 matches ending in a draw in terms of goals, Spurs has scored 84 goals, while the Gunners has scored 110 goals.

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Spurs have won just one of their past seven games against Arsenal in the Premier League which was a 3-0 victory in May 2022. Since then, the Gunners have won three of the four matches, with one draw.