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The North London derby is one of the heaviest derbies in the Premier League. The rivalry between these teams started around 1913, when Arsenal moved to Highbury, which was located near to Tottenham’s ground White Hart Lane. Arsenal fans even invented a special day, St. Totteringham’s Day, the day Arsenal fans celebrate the fact that Spurs can no longer catch them in the league. Under Mikel Arteta, Arsenal have firmly re-established themselves as the dominant force in North London, a run that reached its peak with the 2025/26 Premier League title. Tottenham, by contrast, endured a deeply turbulent campaign and will be desperate to restore some pride in this fixture. That contrast only adds to the intensity of a derby that has lost none of its edge. Support your team live at Emirates Stadium with the best Arsenal v Tottenham Hotspur tickets.
Arsenal vs Tottenham: The North London Derby
Experience one of football's greatest rivalries as Arsenal welcome Tottenham Hotspur to Emirates Stadium for the North London Derby. This fixture represents more than just a football match - it's a battle for supremacy in North London, a contest steeped in over a century of history, passion, and intense rivalry.
Arsenal, the reigning Premier League champions under Mikel Arteta, host their bitterest rivals looking to maintain their recent dominance and secure three more points. The Gunners have established themselves as one of the Premier League's most impressive sides, combining tactical sophistication with devastating attacking play. Meanwhile, Tottenham Hotspur, rebuilding after a chaotic season, arrive determined to end Arsenal's recent superiority and claim bragging rights in North London.
The two stadiums sit just 4 miles (6.4 km) apart, making this one of English football's most geographically concentrated rivalries. When these two teams meet, form often goes out the window - this is about pride, passion, and local supremacy. The North London Derby is watched by millions worldwide and consistently delivers drama, memorable moments, and high-quality football.
Recent meetings: Arsenal's dominance
November 2025 - Eze's hat-trick lights up the Emirates
The most recent North London Derby at Emirates Stadium, on November 23, 2025, was an unforgettable afternoon for Arsenal as summer signing Eberechi Eze scored a stunning hat-trick in a 4-1 win. Leandro Trossard opened the scoring in the 36th minute, before Eze - who had rejected Tottenham's advances to join Arsenal that summer - took centre stage with goals in the 41st, 46th and 76th minutes. Richarlison's long-range strike was a mere consolation. It was the first hat-trick in a Premier League North London Derby, and the first treble in the fixture since Alan Sunderland in 1978, sending Arsenal six points clear at the top of the table.
February 2026 - Arsenal's away demolition
Arsenal completed a derby double in 2025/26 with another emphatic 4-1 victory, this time at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on February 22, 2026. Viktor Gyökeres and Eberechi Eze both scored braces as the Gunners once again proved far too strong for their rivals, with Eze tormenting Tottenham for the second time in a season. The result underlined the gulf between the sides and kept Arsenal firmly on course for the title.
January 2025 - Third consecutive home victory
The North London Derby at Emirates Stadium on January 15, 2025 saw Arsenal secure a hard-fought 2-1 victory to win a third consecutive Premier League home match against Tottenham - something they had not achieved in the Premier League era. Son Heung-min opened the scoring for Tottenham, but Arsenal responded through a Dominic Solanke own goal, forced by a powerful Gabriel Magalhães header, and a Leandro Trossard strike before half-time to complete the turnaround.
Complete head-to-head record
All-time meetings
The North London Derby is one of English football's oldest and most storied rivalries. The two clubs first met in 1887, though the rivalry truly ignited in 1913 when Arsenal relocated from Woolwich in South London to Highbury in North London - encroaching on what Tottenham fans considered their territory.
Overall Record (All Competitions - 213 meetings):
- Arsenal wins: 91
- Draws: 55
- Tottenham wins: 68
Premier League Record (69 meetings):
- Arsenal wins: 28
- Draws: 23
- Tottenham wins: 18
- One of the highest-scoring fixtures in Premier League history
- Both teams have scored in more meetings than in any other fixture in Premier League history
Recent dominance: Arsenal's resurgence
Current form: Arsenal have been utterly dominant in recent derbies, winning each of their last five Premier League meetings with Tottenham - a run capped by back-to-back 4-1 victories in 2025/26, home and away.
At Emirates Stadium: Arsenal have not lost at home to Tottenham since November 2010, when Spurs came back from 2-0 down to win 3-2. Since then, the Gunners have maintained a remarkable unbeaten home record against their rivals stretching back well over a decade, underlining the fortress-like quality of Emirates Stadium for this fixture.
Away at Tottenham: Arsenal's recent record at their rivals' home has been excellent too, with multiple consecutive away wins including the 4-1 triumph in February 2026 - a turnaround given how challenging it historically was to win at White Hart Lane and the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
High-scoring encounters
The North London Derby is one of the highest-scoring fixtures in Premier League history, demonstrating the attacking quality and open nature of these matches. Both teams have scored in more Premier League meetings of this fixture than in any other in the competition's history.
Highest-scoring match: Arsenal 5-4 Tottenham (November 13, 2004) at White Hart Lane remains the highest-scoring North London Derby. The thrilling encounter saw seven second-half goals, with Robert Pires scoring the winning goal for Arsenal. Thierry Henry, Lauren, Patrick Vieira, and Freddie Ljungberg also scored for the Gunners in an unforgettable match.
Other memorable scorelines:
- Arsenal 4-4 Tottenham (October 2008) - An eight-goal thriller at Emirates Stadium
- Arsenal 5-2 Tottenham (February 2012) - The Gunners overturned a 2-0 deficit
- Tottenham 5-0 Arsenal (May 2022) - Spurs' biggest Premier League win in the derby
- Arsenal 5-1 Tottenham (February 2017) - A dominant home display
- Arsenal 4-1 Tottenham (November 2025) - Eberechi Eze's historic derby hat-trick
Historic significance
Winning the league at White Hart Lane (1971): Arsenal clinched the First Division title with a 1-0 victory at Tottenham's home, with Ray Kennedy scoring the only goal. This remains one of the most iconic moments in the rivalry's history.
The Invincibles at White Hart Lane (2004): Arsenal drew 2-2 at Tottenham in April 2004, maintaining their unbeaten record on the way to completing the entire Premier League season without defeat - a feat unmatched in English top-flight football.
Biggest wins: Arsenal's 6-0 victory at White Hart Lane in 1935 remains the biggest winning margin by either side in this fixture, demonstrating the long history of comprehensive victories in this derby.
Key players to watch
Arsenal's match-winners
Eberechi Eze has become an instant North London Derby hero. Signed from Crystal Palace in the summer of 2025 - after rejecting Tottenham - the England international announced himself with a stunning hat-trick against Spurs in November 2025, then added a brace in the reverse fixture. His dribbling, creativity and eye for goal from midfield make him one of Arsenal's most dangerous weapons in this fixture.
Gabriel Magalhães has become Arsenal's North London Derby specialist. The Brazilian defender has scored crucial goals in multiple recent derbies and earned man-of-the-match honours on several occasions. His dominance at set-pieces has made him a nightmare for Tottenham defenders, while his defensive solidity anchors Arsenal's backline.
Bukayo Saka has established himself as one of Arsenal's most important players, particularly in North London Derbies. The England international's pace, directness and end product consistently trouble Tottenham's defence, and his combination play with Martin Ødegaard and Eze gives Arsenal a relentless attacking threat down the right.
Martin Ødegaard orchestrates all of Arsenal's attacking play from his central position. The Norwegian captain's vision, passing range, and ability to find pockets of space between the lines make him Arsenal's creative heartbeat. His leadership qualities shine brightest in high-pressure matches like the North London Derby.
Declan Rice provides the defensive stability and drive that allows Arsenal's attackers to flourish. The England midfielder's ability to control the tempo, break up opposition attacks, and drive forward when opportunities arise makes him integral to Arsenal's system in big matches.
Tottenham's key men
Cristian Romero is among Tottenham's most important players, a combative, ball-playing centre-back and a World Cup winner with Argentina. His aggression and leadership at the back are vital to any Spurs hopes of containing Arsenal's attacking quality in this fixture.
Mohammed Kudus and Tottenham's attacking options carry the creative burden for Spurs. With the departures of derby greats in recent years, Tottenham's forward line leans on pace, movement and individual quality to trouble Arsenal, and the visitors will need their attackers at their sharpest to break a long winless run in this fixture.
Son Heung-min (now at LAFC) was for years Tottenham's most dangerous attacking threat in this fixture before his move to Major League Soccer in 2025. The South Korean forward, who captained Spurs to the 2025 Europa League, scored many crucial goals against Arsenal during a decade in North London.
Harry Kane (now at Bayern Munich) was the North London Derby's all-time leading scorer with 14 goals before his departure. The England captain's record against Arsenal demonstrated his big-game mentality and quality in front of goal, making him Arsenal's tormentor-in-chief for years.
Robert Pires remains Arsenal's highest goalscorer in North London Derbies during the Premier League era with nine goals, showcasing his importance during one of Arsenal's most successful periods.
Emirates Stadium: Arsenal's fortress
Stadium information
Emirates Stadium, with a capacity of 60,704, stands as one of English football's premier venues. Opened in 2006 as Arsenal's replacement for beloved Highbury, the stadium has witnessed countless memorable matches and provides Arsenal with significant home advantage.
The modern facilities, excellent sightlines, and passionate atmosphere make Emirates Stadium one of the Premier League's finest grounds. The symmetrical bowl design ensures excellent acoustics, with noise carrying around the ground to create an intimidating environment for visiting teams - particularly for North London Derby matches.
The stadium features four impressive stands surrounding the pitch. The Clock End houses many of Arsenal's most vocal supporters, while the North Bank creates a wall of red and white. For North London Derbies, the atmosphere reaches fever pitch as Arsenal fans create one of the most hostile environments in English football.
Matchday atmosphere for the North London Derby
North London Derby matches at Emirates Stadium generate the most electric atmospheres of the entire season. The intensity, passion, and noise levels exceed even other big matches, with Arsenal supporters determined to outdo their rivals and drive their team to victory.
The rivalry's intensity means tickets for North London Derby matches are among the most sought-after in English football. The fixture consistently sells out within hours of going on sale, with demand far exceeding supply. The atmosphere builds throughout match day, with supporters arriving hours early to soak up the pre-match tension.
For Tottenham supporters making the journey from North London, the away section in the lower tier of the South Stand behind the goal provides a concentrated area for vocal support. However, the home crowd's passion and volume typically drowns out the away contingent, particularly when Arsenal score.
Stadium facilities
Emirates Stadium offers excellent facilities throughout, including numerous food and beverage outlets, Arsenal merchandise stores, and comprehensive accessibility features for disabled supporters. The stadium's modern design provides comfortable seating with good legroom and clear views from all areas.
The Club Level and premium seating areas offer enhanced match day experiences with access to lounges, premium dining, and comfortable padded seats. For those seeking the ultimate experience, private boxes provide luxury accommodation with catering and bar facilities.
How to get to Emirates Stadium
By tube
The nearest Underground stations are Arsenal and Holloway Road, both on the Piccadilly Line and approximately 10 minutes walk from the stadium. Arsenal station is closest but becomes extremely congested on matchdays, particularly for high-profile fixtures like the North London Derby. Arriving early is absolutely essential.
Alternative stations include Finsbury Park (Piccadilly and Victoria Lines) and Highbury & Islington (Victoria Line and Overground), both roughly 15-20 minutes walk. These stations often provide easier access before and after matches due to better transport connections and reduced crowding.
By train
Finsbury Park and Highbury & Islington are the nearest National Rail stations. Finsbury Park is served by Thameslink and Great Northern services from across London and beyond, while Highbury & Islington offers London Overground connections. Both stations have excellent Underground connections for onward travel to the stadium.
By bus
Multiple London bus routes serve the Emirates Stadium area. Routes 4, 19, 29, 43, 153, 236, and 253 all stop near the ground. Bus services increase frequency on matchdays to handle additional passenger numbers. Contactless payment or Oyster cards are required as London buses no longer accept cash.
By car
Emirates Stadium is located at Hornsey Road, London N7 7AJ for sat nav purposes. However, the surrounding area operates a controlled parking zone with severe restrictions on matchdays. Parking is extremely limited and strongly discouraged, particularly for high-profile matches like the North London Derby. Public transport is strongly recommended for all matchday travel.
Pre-match atmosphere
North London around Emirates Stadium transforms on North London Derby day. Pubs fill with supporters hours before kick-off, with an electric atmosphere building throughout the day. Popular areas include Highbury & Islington, Finsbury Park, and Holloway Road, where Arsenal fans gather to build excitement before heading to the stadium.
The area around Emirates Stadium becomes packed with supporters from early afternoon, with street vendors, food stalls, and a carnival atmosphere developing. Arrive early to experience the full match day atmosphere and avoid the last-minute rush to reach your seat.
Hospitality & VIP packages at Emirates Stadium
Experience the North London Derby in ultimate style with premium hospitality options at Emirates Stadium. These packages provide the perfect way to witness one of football's greatest rivalries while enjoying world-class facilities and service.
Available hospitality packages
Club Level
The Club Level experience provides access to exclusive lounges with premium dining, complimentary bar, padded seats with extra legroom, and the best views in the stadium. This package offers the perfect blend of luxury and proximity to the action.
Diamond Club
Arsenal's most exclusive hospitality offering, the Diamond Club provides a five-star experience including gourmet dining, premium beverages, celebrity chef-prepared meals, and access to the pitchside Diamond Club lounge. Seats are located in prime positions with the finest views.
Private Boxes
For the ultimate privacy and luxury, private boxes accommodate groups of 10-20 guests with dedicated hospitality staff, private bar, premium catering, and the best seats in the house. Perfect for corporate entertainment or special celebrations.
Box 6 Executive Boxes
Premium executive boxes offering fantastic pitch views, private dining, complimentary bar, and comfortable seating. These boxes provide an intimate setting to experience the North London Derby with family, friends, or business associates.
Premium dining experiences
Arsenal offers several premium dining options for North London Derby matches, featuring menus created by top chefs, extensive wine lists, and impeccable service. The atmosphere in hospitality areas is electric for derby matches, with the passion and excitement matching the quality of the facilities.
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Historical context
Origins of the rivalry (1913)
The North London Derby rivalry truly began in 1913 when Arsenal relocated from Woolwich in South London to Highbury in North London. This move was seen as a territorial encroachment by Tottenham fans, who viewed North London as their exclusive domain. The geographical proximity - with the stadiums now just 4 miles apart - intensified the rivalry immediately.
The controversy deepened in 1919 when Arsenal were controversially promoted to the First Division ahead of Tottenham following World War I. Despite finishing fifth in the Second Division, Arsenal were elected to the expanded First Division while Tottenham, who had finished bottom of the First Division, were relegated. This decision has never been forgiven by Tottenham supporters and remains a source of resentment over a century later.
Arsenal's illustrious history
Arsenal are one of English football's most decorated clubs with 14 league titles and a record 14 FA Cup victories. The Gunners' famous "Invincibles" season of 2003/04, when they went unbeaten throughout the entire Premier League campaign (26 wins, 12 draws), remains one of football's greatest achievements.
Under Mikel Arteta, Arsenal rediscovered their competitive edge, finishing as runners-up in three consecutive seasons before finally getting over the line to win the Premier League in 2025/26 - their first league title since the Invincibles and a first in 22 years. The club's commitment to attractive, attacking football combined with defensive solidity has made them one of Europe's most respected teams, and reigning champions of England.
Arsenal's trophy haul far exceeds Tottenham's, a statistic Arsenal fans never tire of mentioning. The club's sustained success across different eras demonstrates their status as one of England's truly elite clubs.
Tottenham's proud heritage
Tottenham Hotspur, founded in 1882, have their own proud history with two league titles, eight FA Cups, and four League Cups among their honours. Spurs became the first English club to win a European trophy (Cup Winners' Cup in 1963) and the first English club to win two different European trophies (UEFA Cup in 1972 and 1984).
The club's glory years in the 1960s under Bill Nicholson, when they won the league and FA Cup double in 1961, remain a source of immense pride. More recently, Tottenham reached the UEFA Champions League final in 2019 and, in May 2025, ended a 17-year wait for silverware by winning the UEFA Europa League, beating Manchester United 1-0 in the final under Ange Postecoglou.
Tottenham's home, opened in 2019, is one of the most impressive stadiums in world football, with a capacity of 62,850 and state-of-the-art facilities. The venue reflects the club's ambition to challenge for major honours, even after a difficult 2025/26 campaign that saw them finish 17th and undergo significant change.
Don't miss the North London Derby between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur at Emirates Stadium. This fixture offers the opportunity to witness one of world football's greatest rivalries, where passion, history, and quality combine to create an unforgettable spectacle.
