BREAKING NEWS: As the action unfolds live from Emirates, arsenal have recorded three successive away league wins at Tottenham in the North London Derby for the first time since 1988.Four points in four games for Spurs in Premier League. Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta has showered praise on one of his players following a spirited victory over Tottenham as they a well earned 3 point again Rival Tottenham. Arteta called the player “outstanding” and claimed that his powerful performance “stole the show.” The player led Arsenal’s tenacious performance with his incredible intensity and enthusiasm. The game was won by Arsenal’s “Man of the Match,” and Arteta was “ecstatic” about the “outstanding” player.

Arsenal deepened Tottenham’s derby woes with a hard-fought 1-0 win in a fierce North London battle. Gabriel Magalhaes’ powerful header in the 64th minute secured a vital victory for the Gunners, leaving Spurs frustrated once again by a set-piece goal. Despite missing key midfielders Martin Odegaard and Declan Rice, Arsenal held firm, resisting Tottenham’s early pressure.

This win marks Arsenal’s third consecutive victory against their bitter rivals, reducing the gap to Premier League leaders Manchester City to just two points ahead of their upcoming clash at the Etihad.

The first half was marked by high tensions, with seven yellow cards issued—a new Premier League record. The intensity peaked when Jurrien Timber’s challenge on Pedro Porro triggered a brief scuffle between both sets of players. The match mirrored Arsenal’s 3-2 win at Tottenham last April, where the Gunners exploited Spurs’ weaknesses on set-pieces, much to the frustration of Spurs’ manager, Ange Postecoglou.

Tottenham’s defensive frailties were exposed once again, as Bukayo Saka’s dangerous corner delivery caused chaos. Spurs’ goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario struggled to deal with the cross, allowing Gabriel to shake off his marker, Cristian Romero, and head the ball home, silencing the home crowd.

After falling behind, Tottenham struggled to mount a meaningful response, with Dejan Kulusevski’s long-range effort being the closest they came to equalizing. Arsenal’s defense remained solid, seeing the game out to maintain their impressive start to the season.

With three wins from their first four games, Arsenal continues to keep pace with defending champions Manchester City. Their only blemish so far has been a 1-1 draw against Brighton before the international break.

On the other hand, Tottenham’s disappointing start to the season leaves them sitting in 13th place, having secured just one win in their opening four matches. Spurs’ defensive issues and lack of attacking spark are becoming a recurring theme, and Postecoglou will need to address these problems quickly if they are to climb up the table.