Tottenham enter Sunday’s north London derby against Arsenal with their recent superiority in the rivalry under threat after a poor record in 2019. While head-to-head results have remained as close as ever in recent years, Spurs have finished higher in the Premier League for the last three seasons to make “St Totteringham’s Day” – Arsenal fans’ celebration of the day they are mathematically certain to finish above their rivals – a thing of the past. But they have been out of sorts this year and here, the PA news agency takes a look at the figures ahead of the big game. European achievement hides league woes Tottenham reached the Champions League final but suffered one of their...
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