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Arsenal lineup to face Tottenham Hotspur revealed as Arteta eyes win

The stage is set for another enthralling chapter in the North London derby as Arsenal travel to the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Sunday, seeking their third consecutive away victory against their rivals. The recent history between these two sides is a testament to the fierce rivalry, and the upcoming clash promises to be no different.

ARSENAL STARTING LINEUP TO FACE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR

 

Tottenham have struggled against Arsenal in recent times, losing five of their last seven Premier League meetings, a stark contrast to their previous 16 encounters against the Gunners. Arsenal, on the other hand, have a newfound dominance on the road, having won their last two Premier League away games against Spurs, a feat they hadn’t achieved in 17 previous visits.

The rivalry is known for its dramatic moments, and the penalty count reflects this. Arsenal vs. Tottenham holds the record for most penalties awarded (26) and scored (24) in Premier League history. This fixture has also seen both teams score more often than any other in the competition, adding to the spectacle.

However, history also shows that the team scoring first doesn’t always guarantee victory. Arsenal vs. Tottenham is the fixture where the team scoring first has failed to win the most often, demonstrating the unpredictable nature of this rivalry.

Adding to the intrigue, Tottenham have conceded an own goal in each of their last three Premier League meetings with Arsenal, a feat never achieved before by any team in consecutive matches. This unusual trend could add another layer of drama to Sunday’s encounter.

With both teams eager to prove their dominance, the North London derby promises to be a captivating affair. The historical context, coupled with the recent form and the unique statistics, suggest that this encounter will be filled with excitement, drama, and possibly, another own goal.

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