Arsenal have won five of their last six Premier League games against Tottenham (D1), including the last three in a row. It’s their longest winning run against Spurs since a five game stretch between January 1987 and January 1989.

Tottenham have lost seven of their last nine Premier League games against Arsenal (W1 D1), as many defeats as they’d suffered in their previous 25 north London derbies (W9 D9).

Arsenal have lost just one of their last 32 Premier League home games against Tottenham (W19 D12), going down 3-2 in November 2010.

Arsenal have scored in each of their last 26 Premier League home games against Tottenham, netting at least twice in each of the last eight. It’s their longest home scoring streak against an opponent in the competition, while only against Leicester have they had a longer run scoring 2+ (9 between 1997-2016).

Arsenal have only conceded once in eight home games in all competitions this season, with Erling Haaland netting for Man City in a 1-1 draw in September. The Gunners have won their last five at the Emirates, last winning six in a row without conceding between April and September 2008.

Tottenham are the only side still unbeaten away from home in the Premier League this season (W4 D1). Indeed, Spurs have the joint-most points (13), the joint-most goals (12) and the fewest goals conceded (3) of any side on the road this term.

Arsenal have scored both more goals from set pieces (excluding penalties) both overall (10) and as a percentage (50%) than any other side in the Premier League this season. Meanwhile, no side have conceded fewer set piece goals than Spurs this season (2).

Spurs manager Thomas Frank won his first ever Premier League game in charge against Arsenal in August 2021 but is since winless in seven against the Gunners (D2 L5).

This will be the first Premier League north London derby without either Harry Kane or Son Heung-min appearing for Tottenham since a 1-1 draw at the Emirates Stadium in September 2014. Between them, Kane (14) and Son (8) are responsible for 27% of Spurs’ Premier League goals against Arsenal (22/82).

Arsenal midfielder Martín Zubimendi has completed 445 passes while under pressure from opponents in the Premier League this season, with only Nottingham Forest’s Elliot Anderson completing more (492).