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Antonio Conte has hit out at Mikel Arteta for "complaining a lot" as the Arsenal boss felt several decisions went against his side in the North London derby.
Tottenham dealt a huge blow to the Gunners' top four chances as they closed the gap on their rivals to a single point with a 3-0 victory on Thursday night.
Arsenal only had themselves to blame after conceding a penalty in the first half, which Harry Kane converted before Rob Holding was sent off, receiving a second yellow, for elbowing Son in the face.
It was clear that Arteta believed both decisions were wrong but the Spaniard refused to talk about the incidents in his post-match interview as he channelled his inner Jose Mourinho.
He said: "If I say what I think I am suspended for six months. I am allowed to give my interpretation of what I thought, but I do not like to lie. I cannot say what I think, I will be suspended. I am so proud of my players. Ask the referee to come here and explain his decisions. That's his decision. Such a beautiful game was destroyed here.
"The decision is made. I cannot change it. The referee has to make the decision and react in football."
Conte hailed the job that Arteta has done a lot at Arsenal but took aim at the manager for "complaining a lot"
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