Tottenham are unbeaten in their last seven home association games against Arsenal (W5 D2), their longest such gone against their north London rivals since a run of nine somewhere in the range of 1960 and 1968.
Following their 3-1 triumph at the Emirates in September, Arsenal are hoping to finish their most memorable association twofold over Tottenham since the 2013-14 mission.
Tottenham are hoping to win three sequential home association games against Arsenal interestingly since August 1961.
This is only the second truly meeting among Tottenham and Arsenal on a Thursday, with the other coming precisely a long time back to the day - a 2-0 win for Spurs at Highbury on eleventh May 1972.
After a run of four straight Premier League triumphs, Tottenham have won only one of their last four (D2 L1). Be that as it may, Spurs have won four of their last five home association games (L1), netting something like three goals in every one of the four triumphs.
Triumph for Arsenal will get them their most noteworthy Premier League finish (something like fourth) since the 2015-16 mission when they completed second. It will likewise be the initial time since that season that they have completed over their north London rivals Tottenham.
Prods coach Antonio Conte has won only one of his eight gatherings with Arsenal in all rivalries (D4 L3), with these approaching as Chelsea supervisor somewhere in the range of 2016 and 2018. Of clubs he's looked no less than multiple times in his administrative profession, against no side does the Italian have a lower win rate than against the Gunners (12.5 percent).
Subsequent to neglecting to score or aid any of his initial nine Premier League games against Arsenal, Tottenham's Son Heung-min has taken part in five goals in his last four north London derby appearances (3 goals, 2 helps).
Tottenham striker Harry Kane is the top scorer in north London derby history in all contests, netting 11 goals in his 16 games for Spurs against Arsenal. Notwithstanding, he's not scored in both of his last two appearances against the Gunners, his longest dry spell against them in his profession.
Emile Smith Rowe and Bukayo Saka were both on the scoresheet for Arsenal in their 3-1 triumph against Spurs in the converse apparatus. The last Englishman to score for the Gunners in both home and away fixtures against Spurs in a solitary season was Ian Wright in 1993-94.
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