Arsenal have recently turned a corner and they will be looking to build on that recent form with another victory in this afternoon's widely-anticipated north London derby. On the back of three successive victories, Mikel Arteta and his side welcome arch-rivals Tottenham Hotspur to the Emirates Stadium and they know that another three points could see them leapfrog today's opponents in the Premier League standings. It'll be no easy task, even if Spurs have seen back-to-back 3-0 defeats in the top-flight. The Spaniard has plenty to think about ahead of kick-off, especially after his fringe stars put in a decent performance during their Carabao Cup win over League One minnows AFC Wimbledon in...
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