Tottenham-arsenal 3: 0

Trace coach Antonio Conte changed in a position after 1-1 at Liverpool FC and started with Sanchez for Romero in the triple chain. Arsenal's coach Mikel Areteta did without changes compared to the 2-1 against Leeds.

• Kane cool from the point
• Holding flies before the break
• fight for the premier class picks up speed

Kane cool from the point

In one derby heated from the start, both teams were immediately noted what it was about. Despite a correspondingly intensive initial phase, there was initially no risk of scoring. The first excitement was close to the goal after a good 20 minutes when Son went down against Cedric in the penalty area and showed Referee Paul Terney in a nutshell. Kane accepted the not undisputed penalty and met for the lead (22nd).

Holding flies before the break

As a result, the Spurs remained on the trigger and in the 33rd minute once again benefited from the awkwardness of the Gunners defensive in the person of Holding: After a long ball, he checked away from the leather and flew off the square with yellow-red. A key scene, which the hosts only followed the second goal and the third neck strike for Arsenal by Kane later (37th). However, the Gunners recovered before the break and came out of Nketiah in the outnumber of their best chance, against which Lloris secured the 2-0 break (43.).

Shortly after the change of sides, Son eliminated any doubt and after only 69 seconds scored the 3-0 - his 21st goal of the season - with which the game was decided. Tottenham then switched back a gear, which gave the guests the chance to connect that SAKA missed (51.). In administrative mode, too, the Spurs remained the dangerous team and left a fourth goal several times through Emerson Royal (59.) and Son (63.).

fight for the premier class picks up speed

In the final phase, both teams seemed to have agreed on the result. It remained in the 3-0 for Tottenham, which, by winning, moves up to a counter on the first Champions League rank.

Tottenham can present Burnley to FC on Sunday at 1 p.m. before the Norwich, who has already relegated on the last matchday, is waiting. The Gunners travel to Newcastle on Monday (9 p.m.) before a home game against Everton ends the season (hier it goes to the remaining program of the Premier League top clubs). With a derby victory, the Areta team could have secured the first Champions League ticket since 2016/17-now tremors are announced again.