Spurs now enjoying a bit of possession, down the left, and the hosts wins another free-kick. Again it's in a good position. A good place to cross. But Christian Eriksen opts for a shot and it's meat and drink for David Ospina. Not sure that was the right decision. 

Tottenham win a free-kick deep in the Arsenal half, out to the right. Christian Eriksen is over it, but Erik Lamela goes for a shot and it's straight into the wall with a massive thud. 

Even the speaker of the House of Commons, John Bercow, is calling for order in the Arsenal midfield. Possibly.

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Danny Murphy
Ex-Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

“There’s such an obvious pass to Danny Rose every time Tottenham get the ball. I’m still trying to work out what Arsenal are doing technically. 

"Arsenal have moved Aaron Ramsey central and every time they are leaving Rose on his own and that could cause some problems later on."

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There seems to be plenty of space in midfield when Spurs break forward. Arsenal doing the lion's share of defending and it's already leaving Danny Welbeck a touch isolated. 

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Ben Rabinovich: Arsenal are playing like rabid dogs. No thought process just panic. Awful. #bbcfootball 

RichardN: After all the build up, all the rivalry and all the importance of this fixture, what if it ends 0-0? Surely not.

Andrew Hook: Just do your job Ramsey. Cut out the flicks and defend. 2 on 1 every time down or right on Bellerin

Text us on 81111 (UK only - with your names on please) or tweet us at #bbcfootball. 

Spurs are not messing when Arsenal get the ball, they are in on the visitors in a flash. I love a bit of aggressive pressing, me, and Tottenham are very well drilled in that department. 

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First blood-and-thunder challenge as Francis Coquelin slides in on the masked Harry Kane. It's a foul, but no yellow card. Referee Michael Oliver handles that one sensibly. 

Look who's in the crowd. How many Spurs players will feature in Roy Hodgson's starting XI come Euro 2016?

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Corner for Spurs now from that second Harry Kane shot. Per Mertesacker nods clear and the hosts have another corner. Christian Eriksen's effort is intercepted by Danny Welbeck. Arsenal under pressure at the moment and the home fans fancy this. 

Dele Alli looks up for this, he collects the ball in midfield, and feeds it to Harry Kane on the edge of the box, but again his shot is saved. Spurs on the advance now, with Kane again and this one is deflected over. Corner. 

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Tottenham's Harry Kane now has his first sighter from about 25 yards but David Opsina gets a nice early touch and is down comfortably to save. 

Spurs midfielder Dele Alli receives the ball from a quick throw-in and he is one on one in the Arsenal penalty area but the ball cannot come down quick enough for him and the visitors clear. Spurs then win a corner but it's too short and easily dealt with.  

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Phil McNulty
BBC Sport chief football writer at White Hart Lane

The sight of photographers gathered around the technical area before kick-off normally means one of two things - a new manager or a manager under pressure.

It was the latter as Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger was met by a battery of cameras as he emerged to take his seat, stopping first for a very warm exchange and a handshake with his opposite number, Spurs manager Mauricio Pochettino.

Aaron Ramsey has some time in the Spurs penalty area to find a team-mate but his flick to Danny Welbeck is intercepted. Spurs under a bit of early pressure. 

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Hugo Lloris gets an early touch as he rolls the ball out to Danny Rose and the Spurs is charging down the left wing before setting up the hosts with a short spell of possession. Nervous start as both teams then lose the ball. 

We are off. Spurs can go top with a win, Arsenal can go level with their rivals if they end victorious. 

Danny Murphy
Ex-Liverpool & Tottenham midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live

“If Arsenal go a goal behind here then they have an absolute mountain to climb.

“They should not be nervous though, with a lot of experience in the team like World Cup winner Per Mertesacker, but if they are nervous then they’re in trouble…”

David Pleat
Former Tottenham boss on BBC Radio 5 live

Time for a bucket of cold water before we kick off. 

"There are 30 points to play for and no result at this stage is irretrievable. It's not a decisive game. There will be twists and turns and we can't predict anything. The last three fixtures could be massive and Leicester play Manchester United, Everton and Chelsea!"