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The North London Derby arrives with both sides pushing near the top of the table and both carrying strong early-season form. Arsenal remain outstanding at the Emirates, defending with authority and attacking with confidence. Tottenham, meanwhile, have the best away record in the Premier League this season and come into this fixture unbeaten on the road.
History, form, and style all point to a heavyweight clash.
Arsenal
Arsenal have dominated this fixture recently, winning five of the last six Premier League meetings. At home, the record is even more convincing: they have lost just one of their last 32 home league games against Spurs, the sole defeat coming in November 2010.
They have scored in 26 consecutive home games against Tottenham, and in each of the last eight home derbies they have scored at least two goals .
Defensively, Arsenal are the strongest they’ve been in years. They have conceded one goal at home all season in all competitions and have won their last five at the Emirates.
Their set-piece output is the best in the league so far, which gives them a consistent route to goal even when games tighten up.
Tottenham
Tottenham’s away form this season is exceptional: unbeaten, with four wins and one draw. They have scored the joint most away goals and conceded the fewest on their travels.
However, the derby trend is heavily against them. Spurs have lost seven of the last nine league meetings and have not won a Premier League match at the Emirates since 2010 . This will also be their first league derby without Harry Kane or Son Heung-min since 2014 — players responsible for 22 of Spurs’ Premier League goals against Arsenal.
Thomas Frank’s sides are always competitive, and Spurs’ away numbers show they can stay in this match. But historically, the Emirates has been an almost impossible venue for them.
Scoreline: Arsenal 2–1 Tottenham
Confidence: Medium High
Arsenal’s home strength and derby history should edge out Tottenham’s excellent away form. Spurs will create chances on transitions, but Arsenal’s structure, set pieces, and home output remain decisive advantages.
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