Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur are more than local rivals, as two clubs who despise one another. They stand face-to-face, not shoulder-to-shoulder in the capital city and love little more than putting the other in their place. Little has come closer to showing this deep-rooted hatred since the final day of the 2012-13 Premier League season, as the two did battle at opposite ends of the country with one thing in mind – the Champions League. It’s the epitome of footballing competition in Europe and something to truly behold, but only one side of north London could clinch the Play-Off round spot. Arsenal, away to Newcastle United and favourites to eclipse their Lilywhites neighbours,...
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