Arsenal are yet to have a shot on goal.

Who do they miss the most? I guess Jack Wilshere, Aaron Ramsey, Theo Walcott and Hector Bellerin would all be in the team if fit...

Spurs now having a lengthy spell of possession, slowing the game down. They work it well too, waiting for Kyle Walker to join in and cross, it goes all the way through to Danny Rose but his shot over the top is poor.

Erik Lamela is then almost in but Nacho Monreal reads it well to cut it out. The visitors look dangerous!

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

"What a chance for Eric Dier. A free header at the back post. He's totally unmarked. He's only got to put it on target, but it's come off the side of his head."

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Harry Kane's touch map suggests he might need to be more disciplined in the positions he takes up? All over the place at the moment. He's got Rooneyitis.

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We have had a goal at Anfield so it won't be a totally goalless day.

Can we get a breakthrough at the Emirates? Oooh that is close! Eric Dier is left free at the back post and he heads wide!

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

"It looks a bit worse than it actually is. Saying that if the linesman sees it, he might have done something about it. I don't think it was malicious."

Joel Campbell is in the news again, he sticks out an arm to stop Danny Rose overlap him and catches the left-back in the face. He's lucky to escape a card there. Game getting a bit tetchy.

Spurs have a rare attack and it ends with a shot from Mousa Dembele which is deflected wide. Two in two for the Belgian, he smells goals.

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Mesut Ozil gets hit by a coin from the away end as he prepares to take a corner and for a minute I thought he was going to chuck it back. Thankfully Ozil discarded the coin off the pitch instead. Nobody needs to see that. 

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Nearly nice! Joel Campbell leads a charge through the middle, he finds Mesut Ozil on the left, he tries to find Alexis Sanchez but his touch gets away from him.

Jonathan Pearce gives the counter attack 6/10. Fair. 

Does this average position graphic suggest Arsenal are too isolated from each other? Or that Tottenham need to spread out?

Or neither?

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

"Arsenal are playing all the football but Spurs are looking dangerous on the counter. 

"I'm surprised by Joel Campbell - he's very slight but is so strong. It's difficult to push him off the ball."

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People may try and tell you that the Premier League is no longer the best league in the world but where else would you get Joel Campbell v Danny Rose in a clash of two of the top five?

Campbell, easily in the top three Campbells to play for Arsenal in the Premier League, runs it out of play. No chances of note as yet.

No goals in the Premier League today and it's almost dark. Come on!

Joel Campbell keeps the width out right for Arsenal and is almost in when Alexis Sanchez plays a cute pass through, he runs out of room though. It's all 100mph stuff so far. 

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

"After losing 5-1 to Bayern Munich there is no better game for Arsenal to get that out of their system than a North London derby. But Spurs look a very capable side on paper.

"This has started at a ferocious pace. It's remarkable. Can somebody kick the ball out of play so we can have a breather?"  

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The Premier League in microcosm. High-speed, high-tempo, low in quality.

First Tottenham break clear after a turnover, Kyle Walker provides the width, the ball comes over but it breaks down. Cue Arsenal break, same story, men flying forwards, an overlap is on but the final pass is poor again.

Christian Eriksen starts out on the left for Spurs, is that a waste? I'd have him in the number 10 role personally. But what do I know.

Maybe Tottenham don't rate Joel Campbell when it comes to tracking back. The Costa Rican is on the right for the Gunners. 

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