John Hartson
Former Arsenal and West Ham striker on BBC Radio 5 live

"Kyle Walker's had a great game and not done much wrong. Harry Kane has been isolated but comes away with a goal and will start for England against Spain. For Arsenal, Olivier Giroud has been a big target, Mesut Ozil is close to being back to his best. It's been a really great game.

"Arsenal had to do something to get back into the game. Spurs looked a threat in the second half, but I think a draw was probably about right."

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No wins for Arsenal or Manchester City means that it's a good day for Leicester and Manchester United at the top of the table.

All over! A good point for Arsenal as they looked like being swamped for a period of time in the second half, a good result for Spurs as it keeps their long unbeaten run going.

One last chance for Spurs? Free-kick on halfway...

Arsenal have been well no top but there's a glimmer of a chance for Spurs as Harry Kane spins away from a tired challenge and shoots wide on his left foot.

Into added time we go...

Arsenal scurrying around in the penalty area as Kieran Gibbs launches a cross in and Alexis Sanchez is close to finding a shot but the whistle goes for a foul...

A complete momentum change in this game, now it's Arsenal who look like winning it. Into the final five.

Into the last few minutes, Hugo Lloris punches away a corner and then it's helped back in, Olivier Giroud wins yet another header but Lloris is able to make the save!

John Hartson
Former Arsenal and West Ham striker on BBC Radio 5 live

"This is the best I've seen the atmosphere here for a long time. The Arsenal fans have stayed with their team. It's a brilliant atmosphere."

Ryan Mason is on for the final 10 minutes, replacing Dele Alli in midfield. Spurs will kick themselves if they don't win this.

He's in there again Kieran Gibbs! Per Mertesacker flicks on a corner and he's almost there at the far post again but this time Hugo Lloris shovels it away. From the corner Olivier Giroud batters a shot on the bounce over the top.

The Emirates bouncing now, now it's Tottenham who look slack at the back...

John Hartson
Former Arsenal and West Ham striker on BBC Radio 5 live

"He's in there. Kieran Gibbs has come on as a substitute and he's there where it counts, making a nuisance of himself. He got it on target which is the one thing you need to do - he gets his reward."

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And now a switch for Spurs. Erik 'walking red card' Lamela is withdrawn and Son Heung-min takes his place in the Tottenham attack. 

Joel Campbell is off for Arsenal and Kieran Gibbs is on. Can the left-back provide some attacking threat?

Harry Kane now hits a low, bobbling strike from 22 yards and it flies just past the far corner!

Tottenham should be home and hosed. Will they regret those missed chances inside the final 20 minutes?