Tottenham Hotspur

We did say that the margins are getting smaller between the north London rivals in the Women's Super League.

That's just the fifth point Tottenham have taken off Arsenal in 12 top flight meetings.

It's all over.

After 95 minutes played the north London rivals are made to settle for a point each.

Martha Thomas picks up the ball just shy of the Arsenal box, clears her feet, and skews a shot high and wide of the upright.

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Ashleigh Neville's long ball forces Arsenal keeper Daphne van Domselaar to do some sweeper-keeper business herself to prevent Lena Gunning-Williams from getting a clear run on goal.

The fourth official announces that we'll have five minutes of additional time at Brisbane Road.

Plenty of time for either side to claim all three points on offer.

One final roll of the dice from Martin Ho as he takes off winger Olivia Holdt for the fresh legs of Lena Gunning-Williams.

The Tottenham midfield have done so much running in this second half.

Karen Bardsley
Former Man City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

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It's been very disciplined from a Spurs perspective.

Drew Spence has made some fantastic blocks, screening passes and won her battles.

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88 mins

Tottenham 0-0 Arsenal

A long ball over the top of the Tottenham defence sends Alessia Russo scampering clear but Spurs stopper Liz Kop races out of her goal to seize the loose ball before clattering into the Arsenal striker.

Great no nonsense goalkeeping.

Kyra Cooney-Cross sends a lovely delivery into the box but again no one in red can meet it at the back post.

Jess Naz eventually wallops it away for the hosts' 39th defensive clearance of the game.

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Caitlin Foord makes way for super sub Chloe Kelly.

Can she force a winner for the visitors?

The Arsenal corner count hits five as they persist in their pursuit for a winner.

It's wasted though, with Lize Kop gratefully grabbing the ball before falling to the floor.

Karen Bardsley
Former Man City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

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If you were being honest with yourself, before the game you'd happily take the draw if you're a Spurs fan.

They know that Arsenal have more quality player to player, but it just takes that defensive organisation and that commitment from Spurs to really try and find that result and dig deep. So far they've been really, really good at it.

Martha Thomas is the first Tottenham player to go in the book for a late challenge on Emily Fox.

With ten minutes [plus stoppage time left to play Arsenal mix it up and play their next corner short.

Recipient Mariona Caldentey drives inside with the ball before going for goal but it's nowhere near the target.

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The next Arsenal attacking wave begins with Alessia Russo trying to get the better of Toko Koga out wide.

The full-back times her interception perfectly though, stopping any forward progress.

Martha Thomas scored the only goal in Tottenham's sole north London derby victory back in 2023.

What a story it would be if she could score another winner off the bench here.

Two more changes for the hosts as Olga Ahtinen replaces fellow Finland international Evaliina Summanen, while Martha Thomas also comes on for Matilda Vinberg.

Roars from the home crowd after captain Beth England's pressing yields a corner.

While the respite is much needed it's nothing more than that as the delivery is ultimately headed clear by Taylor Hinds.

Karen Bardsley
Former Man City goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live

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Smith has Nilden in her pocket doesn't she. She's pulling the strings over there and I think it's going to take a lot of concentration from Spurs to keep up these levels. It's building in favour of Arsenal and it feels like it's just a matter of time.