Arsenal make the short trip to N17 to face arch rivals Tottenham Hotspur on Thursday night in what is arguably the biggest North London derby in years. A win for Mikel Arteta's side will seal a top-four finish for the first time in five years, but the Gunners will be mindful of the fact that they haven't won away at Spurs since 2014.
Arsenal have turned things around after losing three consecutive games to Crystal Palace, Brighton and Southampton at the beginning of last month. They've now won their last four games against tough opposition in Chelsea, Manchester United, West Ham and Leeds.
Meanwhile, the Lilywhites head into this highly anticipated contest in indifferent form having won just once in their last four Premier League games. However, they produced a disciplined performance against title-chasing Liverpool at the weekend, securing a valuable 1-1 draw with the Merseyside outfit.
