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Arsenal v Tottenham preview: TV times, team news, manager quotes and more
ARSENAL face Tottenham at the Emirates in the north London derby on Sunday (12pm) - so here's everything you need to know.
Arsenal vs Tottenham - Premier League match preview
Sunday November 6, Arsenal v Tottenham, 12pm kick-off (Live on BT Sport 1 from 11.15am)
Arsenal v Tottenham head to head
All competitions: Played 191, Arsenal 80, Tottenham 61, draw 50
Premier League: Played 48, Arsenal 18, Tottenham 10, draw 20
Tottenham are one of just two sides in the top four divisions who remain unbeaten in the league this season - Carlisle in League Two are the other.
Harry Kane has scored 15 goals in 20 London derbies including four in four against Arsenal.
Neither side have kept a clean sheet in the last five north London derbies, but equally neither has scored more than twice in the last nine.
Harry Kane is hoping to be fit for Tottenham's clash with Arsenal
Arsenal v Tottenham is more than a derby
Arsenal team news
Theo Walcott's fitness will be assessed within 24 hours of the game while the Gunners are hopeful Hector Bellerin will be fit.
Granit Xhaka has served his three-match ban and is available again but Nacho Monreal, Kieran Gibbs and Santi Cazorla are all doubts.
Tottenham team news
Harry Kane has been out with an ankle injury since September but is back in the squad for Sunday's game.
Moussa Sissoko is suspended while Ben Davies and Toby Alderweireld are both out with injury.
Erik Lamela and Mousa Dembele will both face late fitness tests.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger says...
"This is more than a derby.
"It's an important game for us because it's a big home game and we have an opportunity to show that we have an interesting role to play in this Premier League, and that we can win these kinds of games.
"What is important is that we focus on ourselves, on the quality of our performances.
"We know that we have done very well away from home, and we can do well at home.
"We know as well that the success of our season will depend on how well we do at home."
Tottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino says…
"Always it is important to have Harry Kane.
"In the last few seasons he has been very important for us.
"He was top scorer in the Premier League [last season] and always the player who is top scorer in the Premier League is important for any club.
"It is true he has a good record against Arsenal.
"It is important he is back and can help the team get a good result.”
Arsenal v Tottenham referee and assistants
Referee: Mark Clattenburg
Assistants: Jake Collin, Steve Bennett
Fourth official: Andre Marriner
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