Arsenal held on to a much-needed 2-1 victory at home to Tottenham Hotspur on Wednesday night. Mikel Arteta called the north London derby "the nicest game of the season to watch". The neutral - if such a thing exists in the modern game - would have certainly enjoyed this midweek offering of chaos-ball,

Arsenal come from a goal down to beat their north London rivals and rekindle their title hopes. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Arsenal beat Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 on Wednesday night to move to within four points of the top of the Premier League. The hosts dominated the early exchanges, but Spurs scored with one of their first opportunities of the match. A deflected Son Heung-min strike went past goalkeeper David Raya to give the visitors the lead.

Arsenal got back to winning ways on Wednesday with a 2-1 victory over North London rivals Tottenham Hotspur at the Emirates Stadium. The

Declan Rice lauded Lewis-Skelly’s strength as well after the recent North London Derby by comparing his ability to hold opponents off to that of former Tottenham Hotspur midfielder Moussa Dembele. Lewis-Skelly is a top talent and as he plays more first-team football, he will only further improve physically.

Son Heung-min opened the scoring for Tottenham Hotspur, but an own goal by Solanke and a second by Trossard secured full points for Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal closed the gap on Premier League leader Liverpool to four points after a 2-1 victory over Tottenham on Wednesday. Mikel Arteta’s team took advantage of Liverpool’s draw with Nottingham Forest on Tuesday, with Leandro Trossard firing the winner in the north London derby at the Emirates Stadium.

Arsenal closed the gap at the top of the Premier League table to four points after their 2-1 win against Tottenham Hotspur in a frantic North London derby.

A Dominic Solanke own goal and a Leandro Trossard strike saw us come from behind to win the north London derby

Arsenal close to within four points of Premier League leaders Liverpool after North London turnaround against Spurs.

THE 10 men of Arsenal overcame the 12, and then 11, of Wolves to keep their title challenge alive with a Riccardo Calafiori winner. That is how it must feel for Mikel Arteta, his players, every

Arsenal were at the centre of another controversial red card decision as Michael Oliver sent off Myles Lewis-Skelly just before half time. Arsenal had dominated the first half without reward before the game turned on its head with the decision from referee Oliver.