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FRIDAY'S BIG STORIES Played Ad/> For Arsenal, the only consolation is that it could have gone worse. Bukayo Saka could have retired at half-time and gone to live out his days on a small island somewhere in the south Atlantic. Granit Xhaka could have been arrested mid-game for fraud.
. Se esperaba un partido muy disputado marcado por detalles y lo fue, pero todos cayeron del lado local, sobre todo los arbitrales. En el minuto 20, Paul Tierney señaló un penalti sobre Son que se encargó de transformar Kane, y un cuarto de hora más tarde se terminaba el partido para Holding después de que el árbitro le mostrara dos amarillas en apenas 7 minutos.
Tottenham fans have had to wait four long months to see Antonio Conte take charge of his first North London Derby. Initially due to take on Arsenal at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday, January 16, the showdown was postponed following a request from the Gunners to the Premier League to call the game off due to their lack of numbers.
Man Utd's worst ever Premier League season
Arsenal’s bid to secure a top-four berth took a real dent on Thursday evening, as Mikel Arteta’s side succumbed to a brutal 3-0 North London Derby defeat following an error-strewn display at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta saw his side lose their heads during their 3-0 defeat against Tottenham in the north London derby - despite the Spaniard urging his players to 'keep their emotions in check' before the match.
Mikel Arteta fumed in his post-match interview following Arsenal's 3-0 defeat to Spurs that leaves the Gunners just one point clear in fourth place.
Chelsea confirm Todd Boehly consortium has signed £4.25b agreement to buy club