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(Reuters) - A north London derby against Tottenham Hotspur is always a spicy encounter in the Premier League but Arsenal do not need any extra motivation with a Champions League spot up for grabs, manager Mikel Arteta said on Wednesday.
Tottenham Hotspur is always a spicy encounter in the Premier League but Arsenal do not need any extra motivation with a Champions League spot up for grabs, manager Mikel Arteta said on Wednesday. Arsenal are four points clear of Tottenham with three games to go and victory at their rival's home ground would secure a top-four finish and a return to the Champions League for the first time since the 2016-17 season. "The message is clear, if we win against them we will play in the Champions League next season.
Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale is looking forward to the challenge of facing Spurs on Thursday evening, with both sides battling it out for a top four finish in a highly-anticipated north London derby.
A huge midweek of Premier League action looks set to provide plenty more drama at the top and bottom end of the table, with Liverpool and Manchester City back in action, while Everton and Leeds continue their battle to beat the drop and there’s the small matter of a north London derby that has massive Champions League implications.
Martin Odegaard believes he and his Arsenal team-mates are ready to step up and deliver on their hopes of qualifying for the Champions League this season. The Gunners are currently fourth in the Premier League table, having swept aside relegation-threatened Leeds United 2-1 at the Emirates on Sunday.
Manchester City moved a step closer to retaining the Premier League title with a 5-0 demolition of Newcastle, while Arsenal beat relegation-threatened Leeds 2-1 to boost their bid for a top four finish on Sunday.
Eddie Nketiah boosted Arsenal's bid to finish in the Premier League's top four with a brace in their 2-1 win against Leeds as the Yorkshire club dropped into the relegation zone after Everton's 2-1 victory at Leicester on Sunday. While second placed Manchester City waited for their chance to go three points clear of leaders Liverpool with a win against Newcastle later on Sunday, the focus in the day's early games was on the top four and the relegation battle.
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