Phil McNulty
BBC Sport Chief Football Writer at Emirates

"Spurs fans, understandably, seem happier with a point. Lots of late pressure from Arsenal but Spurs stayed strong under pressure. Lots to satisfy both managers."

Miracle Roch:, external Arsenal have a problem. It's the focal point of attack. We should have got Mandzukic instead of Welbeck.

Chris Harvey:, external Chambers looks a good young player. Only a matter of time before we label him as a new messiah and blame him for it going wrong.

Gully:, external Calum Chambers has been fantastic - expect to see him wearing Sky Blue for City next season...

All over and Tottenham, you would imagine, will be the happier side with the point. Hard fought and well earned.

...Per Mertesacker's header is deflected behind, and then Mesut Ozil's corner fails to find a team-mate before Hugo Lloris gathers the ball.

Tottenham break through Jan Vertonghen but, and let's be honest, he is probably not the man you want leading a counter and he runs straight into trouble. Arsenal swiftly break up the other end and win another corner...

Former QPR and Charlton forward Bradley Allen
BBC London Digital Radio

"Tottenham are really having to dig deep here. I think Arsenal have one burst left in them in these closing minutes, but many players out there are very tired both in body and mind. This game has been played at breakneck speed from start to finish."

Arsenal have a corner but Alexis Sanchez doesn't beat the first man, the ball rebounds back to him but he runs straight into a Tottenham defender and the opportunity passes.

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FIVE minutes of time added on is shown on the fourth official's board.

Eric Dier loves to get forward doesn't he? He was effectively a striker when he scored the winner against West Ham at the start of the season, and he rampages forward down the right for Tottenham in this game, but launches a cross high and out of play.

Calum Chambers tugs Aaron Lennon's shirt and it is spotted by the referee, who shows him the yellow card.

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Alexis Sanchez's ball into the box is headed away by Jan Vertonghen, but Arsenal are still in possession. Can Tottenham keep them at bay?

Former QPR and Charlton forward Bradley Allen
BBC London Digital Radio

"What negative influence is sports science having on modern-day players? They keep breaking down. I appreciate the speed at which the game is played these days, but the players just play so much football. Look at all the soft tissue injuries we've had tonight, players like Danny Rose and earlier Aaron Ramsey."

Danny Rose is down on the ground now, cue jeers from the home crowd. He can't continue and defender Eric Dier, who grabbed a couple of goals early in the season, replaces him. Rose is booked as he goes off, possibly deemed not have left the pitch quickly enough.

Tottenham goalscorer Nacer Chadli strolls off as Nabil Bentaleb comes on for the final 10 minutes.

Tom Stylianou:, external What a dummy by Welbeck!

Matt Harrison:, external Danny Welbeck's best ever miss?

Kritt Normsaskul:, external Knowing Tottenham as I do, I fully expect the Gunners to go on and win this...

It must be quite intimidating down on the pitch for Tottenham players with the noise from the Arsenal fans deafening. The Gunners have the bit between their teeth. They are hungry for a winner now.

Former QPR and Charlton forward Bradley Allen
BBC London Digital Radio

"A massive response form Arsenal. The crowd drove them on over the last 10 minutes. Spurs didn't clear their lines well enough, and after Welbeck scuffed his shot it broke to Oxlade-Chamberlain, who slammed his shot into the roof of the net. And Tottenham just couldn't hold out, as Arsenal get back on level terms and are now really on top."

Well, it has been coming. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain equalises for Arsenal but Tottenham will be kicking themselves after being punished for lazily attempting to clear. Erik Lamela needed only to hook the ball away, but sliced it to Mesut Ozil, whose cross was eventually smashed home by Oxlade-Chamberlain.

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And another yellow as Ryan Mason gets himself booked for flying in on Mesut Ozil. That's seven so far in this game.