Superb Gunners beat 10-man Spurs to extend their stay at the top of the premier league table in the Saturday North London derby.
Arsenal started the game with dominance over their London rivals penetrating and causing commotion in Spurs’ defence before launching mayhem.
Table leaders broke the deadlock through Thomas Partey’s stellar first time long-range curl in the 20th minute but phenomenal Harry Kane was quick to retaliate with a stunner at the kick-spot giving Spurs come back hopes before half time break.
Arsenal required just four minutes into the second half to move back into the lead as the on threat Lloris’s claw at Bukayo Saka’s shot landed the ball in front of Jesus, who found ease placing it home.
Emmerson Royal’s 62nd dangerous tackle on Gabriel Martineli that earned him a red card only fired up the Gunners adding a one man less to a home advantage.
It become an uphill task for the already weak Spurs after Emerson clumsy fiddle on Martinelli
5 minutes later, Xhaka rifled past Loris hitting the bottom right corner of the net to seal Arsenal’s 3-0 win.
Hugo Lloris denied Gabriel Martinelli’s attempt to find the net and on the other side of the pitch, safe hands, Aaron Ramsdale clawed Richarlison’s effort to keep Spurs at bay.
Mikel Arteta’s men are now 4 points clear of second placed Manchester City.
The Gunners have won a treble consecutive home league games against Tottenham, the first time they are doing so since 2013.
Arteta becomes the third Arsenal boss to win each of his first three home games against Spurs after George Morrell and Terry Neill.
Harry Kane soared past Thierry Henry as the highest-scoring player in Premier League London derbies with a spot-kick making it 44 goals.
Premier League resumes this afternoon with Manchester City hosting Manchester United as Aston Vila travels to Elland road to tussle out Leeds.
On Monday, Nottingham Forest will be away at leicester’s turf, King power stadium.
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