Arsenal's biggest game of the season so far is almost upon us as they take on Tottenham Hotspur in the North London Derby.
Saturday's lunchtime offering from the Premier League - the first fixture after the September international break - will pit the league leaders against third, but there's much more than standings and three points at stake with both sets of supporters hopeful of claiming bragging rights.
It finished 3-1 to Arsenal in the corresponding fixture last season, but the most recent meeting between the two sides went in favour of Spurs amid a battle for Champions League qualification and it's safe to say Mikel Arteta was far from happy with how events unfolded back in May.
