The first North London Derby of the season takes place on Saturday and it could be bigger and better than ever. Last season's clash at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium had huge consequences late on in the season, with Spurs taking momentum from their win three games before the end of the campaign to beat Arsenal to the fourth Champions League spot.
This year, with the first clash of the two north London heavyweights clashes taking place at the Emirates Stadium, there is potentially more at stake. Arsenal sit top of the Premier League table after seven games and host their north London rivals just one point and two places below them in third in the standings.
It is a clash that could determine who is better placed to challenge Manchester City for the Premier League title this season. Both sides will need to keep pace with Pep Guardiola's men for as long as possible if they are to be serious challengers this season.