Arsenal manager, Mikel Arteta, insists his team has learnt from their poor performance against Tottenham at the backend of last season and they will do better in this game.
The Gunners host Spurs is one of the top matches of the weekend across Europe and it promises to be an interesting game.
The Lilywhites are only one point behind Arteta’s men which makes this one of the most important North London derbies in decades.
If Arsenal wins, they will open up a four-point gap on Spurs at the top of the league table, but if they lose, Spurs will topple them and temporarily top the league table.
Antonio Conte’s men’s 3-0 win in this game last season spoilt Arsenal’s chance of making the top four, but Arteta expects vengeance today.
The Spaniard said via Matchplug: ‘It’s a different context.
‘We went into that game with many different circumstances, in terms of players we had available, not available, what happened during the game.
‘You take the lessons, you learn from it and you move on, that’s it.’
