The upcoming North London Derby promises to be another fiery chapter in the historic rivalry between Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal. Recent meetings have strongly favoured the Gunners, who have won three straight league derbies for the first time in their history, and their current form suggests they hold the advantage again. Arsenal’s defensive structure and attacking efficiency have delivered consistently strong results this season, while Tottenham’s performances have been more inconsistent, often conceding chances in key moments despite their goal threat going forward. With star players like Son Heung-min looking to carry Spurs on the counter, and Arsenal continuing to rely on their organised approach and set-piece strength, the match could hinge on which side controls the midfield battle. While both teams have the firepower to score, Arsenal’s recent momentum and tactical discipline position them as the more likely winners in what is set to be a high-intensity derby with plenty at stake.

Tottenham’s preparations for their crucial Champions League clash with FC Copenhagen have taken a worrying turn as Djed Spence, Mohammed Kudus, and Lucas Bergvall all missed training. With Bergvall confirmed sidelined through concussion and Spence and Kudus nursing knocks, fears of last season’s injury curse returning are growing fast. As Spurs face a critical run of fixtures, Thomas Frank’s side may once again be battling more than just their opponents — the threat of mounting injuries could define their European and domestic hopes.