Tottenham Hotspur vs Arsenal

Premier League

Spurs

4-0-2

2-1

Final

Arsenal

2-1-4

White Hart Lane

TV: Fubo

Match pulse

TOTAttacking pressure by 5 minutes

0'ARS

38%Possession62%

18Shots13

6On target5

9Corners7

4Saves4

12Fouls8

Team	1H	2H	T
TOT	1	1	2
ARS	0	1	1

Who won: Spurs 2-1

Tottenham Hotspur beat Arsenal 2-1 on Sunday, October 2, 2011 at White Hart Lane. Goals for Spurs: Rafael van der Vaart (40') and Kyle Walker (73'). Goals for Arsenal: Aaron Ramsey (51').

Play by play

95'
Spurs climb into the top six after a memorable triumph.
95'
Arsenal are now 15th in the table, two points above the relegation zone and 12 off the Manchester clubs.
95'
FULL TIME Spurs win 2-1 thanks to Walker's piledriver/Szczesny's error. Arsenal's weaknesses exposed, Spurs with the victory many expected they would pick up.
95'
The corner is over hit, and just as it looks lost, Corluka heads behind for another corner.
94'
A corner for Arsenal, Szczesny is up!
93'
Walker looks to be brought down by Alex Song, but Mike Dean waves play on.
92'
Arsenal win possession from the corner, but with Mertesacker waiting up front, they are reluctant to hit it long. When they do, Song's pass is straight to Friedel.
91'
Arsenal getting frustrated, Benayoun losing possession and then hacking down Modric. The Israeli is very lucky to escape a booking. Coquelin concedes a corner with Defoe waiting to finish the game off.
90'
FIVE MINUTES ADDED TIME
89'
<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/subs.gif"> Vedran Corluka on for Scott Parker
88'
Luka Modric twisting free of Coquelin only to fire into the side-netting from a tight angle.
87'
Jermain Defoe looking to put the icing on top of Tottenham's cake. Finding himself one-on-one with Gibbs and attempting to chip into Szczesny's far post, a valiant effort.
86'
Arsenal winning a free kick but instantly giving away possession. No threat from the Gunners since Walker's goal.
85'
Adebayor won't become only the second man to score for both Arsenal and Spurs in a north London. Not today, anyway.
84'
<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/subs.gif"> Jake Livermore on for Emmanuel Adebayor
83'
Sandro rises to reach the corner, but heads onto the top of the net.
82'
Gareth Bale takes Jenkinson for a ride down the left, streaking beyond the full back and cutting back for Defoe. He hits a typically well-hit drive into the palms of Szczesny, corner...
81'
Adebayor wrestles Alex Song off the ball in the Arsenal penalty area, but the referee awards a free kick as the striker looked to shoot.
80'
Yossi Benayoun's first contribution, cutting in field and seeing his right-footed shot blocked. Arshavin then plays in Gibbs, who sees his cross gathered by Brad Friedel.
78'
Arsenal trying to force the issue, Assou-Ekotto clearing under pressure from Jenkinson.
77'
Song does well to meet Van Persie's deep cross, guiding his header narrowly wide of the post.
77'
<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/subs.gif"> Andriy Arshavin on for Gervinho
77'
Arsenal corner, King heading Arteta's free-kick behind...
76'
Gareth Bale should have sealed victory for Spurs after more terrible Arsenal defending. A simple long ball upfield is allowed to bounce by Mertesacker and Song, Bale nips in a guides a half-volley just wide of the post.
75'
<img src="http://soccernet-assets.espn.go.com/design05/gp10/i/yellow_card.jpg" height="15"> Scott Parker has picked up a booking, not that any Spurs fan will care.