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PL: Arsenal v Tottenham | Sunday, March 14 | KO: 16:30 UTC | Sky Sports

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Moah

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I would be rooting for a loss just eo the manqger gets sacked but its Sp**s today so this **** better win
 

Rasmi

Negative Nancy

Country: England
So people think smith rowe or Ødegaard are more likely to get a goal? There is little goals in our team and a lot of goals in their. Auba and pepe are our two most dangerous players
 

Lidl_Reed

Wants a new name
I actually like the team....

Laca does well against this lot usually. He's up for these games. Saka and Ødegaard, and having Smith Rowe in for Willian
 

Trofton

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  • Arsenal are winless in their last five meetings with Tottenham in all competitions (D2 L3) - they've never gone six without a win against their north London rivals before.
  • Tottenham are looking to win three consecutive league games against Arsenal for the first time since October 1974, while victory at the Emirates would give them their first league double over the Gunners since 1992-93.
  • Arsenal have lost just two of their last 35 home league games against Sp**s (W19 D14), going down 1-3 in May 1993 and 2-3 in November 2010.
  • Only Everton vs Liverpool (24) has finished as a draw more often than Arsenal vs Tottenham in Premier League history (23). Meanwhile, the north London derby has seen both teams find the net more often than any other fixture in the Premier League (38 games).
  • Arsenal have lost just one of their last seven home league games (W3 D3), though this was in their last such game against Manchester City. The Gunners have lost five home league games already this season, last losing more in a single campaign back in 1994-95 (6).
  • Having won their first four away league games this season, Tottenham have won just two of their subsequent nine on the road in the Premier League (D3 L4). Meanwhile, having scored 11 goals in their opening two away league games this season (5-2 v Southampton, 6-1 v Man Utd), Sp**s have netted just 10 in their last 11 away from home.
  • No Arsenal manager has ever lost their first three north London derby matches (as Mikel Arteta could do with defeat here), while no Tottenham manager has ever won their first three such games (as José Mourinho could do).
  • Tottenham striker Harry Kane is the all-time highest goalscorer in Arsenal v Tottenham matches in all competitions, netting 11 goals for Sp**s against the Gunners in total.
  • Arsenal strikers Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette have each scored nine Premier League goals this season, and could become the fifth/sixth players to reach double figures in each of their first four Premier League campaigns for the club, after Ian Wright, Dennis Bergkamp, Thierry Henry and Olivier Giroud.
  • Tottenham's Gareth Bale has had a hand in six goals in his last four Premier League appearances (4 goals, 2 assists). The Welshman has also netted five Premier League goals against Arsenal in his career, more than against any other side in the competition.
 
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