The 'Gunners' remain leaders after winning the North London derby with goals from Thomas, Gabriel Jesus, and Xhaka. Premier (J8): Summary and goals of Arsenal 3-1 Tottenham
He went out to eat Tottenham with the voracity generated by five years without setting foot in the Champions League and with the 'discomfort' that losing fourth place in the last season against his neighbors left them in the stomach.
Antonio Conte's 'spurs,' with their new reliability suit throughout the season, fell apart (3-1) against Mikel Arteta's in the North London derby.
The Spanish coach has put the scissors in the 'gunners' and removed their complexes and doubts in this league start.
They are different from the gloomy team that fell at the first setback. They have matured by becoming trustworthy.
Those of Conte are experts in suffering. They were overtaken, beaten, and dominated at the start by an Arsenal that recovered Zinchenko and Odegaard.
Martinelli is about to go to the World Cup with Brazil, and Saka struck again and again from the sides while Gabriel Jesus was undetectable in the area.
Thomas 'burst' the North London derby with a spectacular squad
Lloris and the stick stopped the Brazilian winger before the scare Ramsdale got. Richarlison, alone, finished off deflecting his shot from the English goalkeeper.
Thomas, first with a golf putt, nailed the ball into the top corner from afar. Quite a 'Party' at the Emirates.
The former Atletico de Madrid player is another this season. Like the entire Arteta team, he has undergone a complete metamorphosis. They can be on the verge of KO in a match that always reacts.
He is the king of these matches and the 'away days
After going through the changing rooms, the script returned to being a 'gunner.' Tottenham's defensive security was shattered when a shot from Saka cleared Lloris, tripped over Romero and Gabriel Jesus slipped into his doubts to overtake Arteta's men. A target that celebrated 'a la Henry'.
Only Haaland (12 goals) has participated in more goals than the former City man. He is the excellent London differential factor.
The former Barcelona player stepped on Martinelli, and Anthony Taylor did not hesitate. That's where Tottenham ended, to which an imperial Saliba closed all the doors.
In inferiority on the pitch and on the scoreboard, they did not react. They are at their 'prime.
A coup of the leader of a group is putting on the face of a candidate for the Premier. They will dream for the League if Haaland and City allow it.
They have received four points before the Manchester derby. They are severe, and they begin to believe it. Quite a novelty in an Emirates that has never sung an iron. Time to sit down at the 'big' table.
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