Both of Arsenal’s Premier League games with Aaron Ramsdale in goal this season have finished 1-0. The only keepers to record a clean sheet in each of their first three Premier League starts for the Gunners are Alex Manninger and David Ospina.

Tottenham Hotspur

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Just one of the last 10 Tottenham managers to take charge in a north London derby has won their first top-flight meeting against Arsenal - Jose Mourinho in July 2020.

Nuno Espírito Santo will be the 10th different individual Spurs boss whose first north London derby is away from home, with just one of the previous nine emerging victorious - Peter Shreeve in 1985.

Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

When you lose your top striker it shows and it did today.

There was a loss of ideas in the final third.

Southampton played some good football up until that point but today that finish wasn't up to Premier League standard.

They worked hard and they gave their manager everything they got so I hope they stick with him.

When you sell your best centre-half and centre-forward it is difficult.

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Stephen Kelly
Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

There's so many people talking about Harry Kane's body language and how he's moving. He's dropping so deep and that worked really well for him last season.

I think what happened this summer with him wanting to leave, it's got to be playing on his mind at some point, especially with Tottenham not playing as well.

If there's ever a game where he can come back into the team and get a goal and get himself back on track then it's this game. That will get the fans back on side too.

Everyone wants more from him, they want the energetic Kane that has an outstanding goal and assist record. At the moment he looks lethargic and off the pace slightly.

They miss him and they miss him as a player because although he's not that vocal on the pitch, he leads by example and is a role model to those younger players.

If Nuno can't find a way to get him involved then it's make or break for Nuno.

Andy: Xhaka is back in the first team!!!! Large intake of breath. Sigh. One of life's mysteries is this guy not being sold by Arsenal. He hasn't got the right temperament. When the going gets tough, Xhaka gets sent off.

Luke: Wow, I know Emerson looks to have been a shocking signing, but to drop him so early in his Spurs career is bold.

Reaction from St Mary's to come but the games keep on coming and we're less than half an hour from kick-off in the north London derby.

Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

The whole game today, from the first half to the last few minutes, there was a lack of quality.

There was only one glimmer of it and that was when Jimenez found the back of the net.

From then on he started to show signs of him being back to his pre-injury self.

Wolves will be over the moon because they've got their main man back now firing.

Lovely scenes in the away end. Raul Jimenez is being mobbed by Wolves' travelling support. Everyone wants a selfie with the goal hero.

It's great to see him beaming again. This has been a very good day for Wolves.

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Boos at full-time from Southampton fans. The Saints are six games deep into the Premier League season - and are yet to win.

A huge result for Wolves. A day to remember for Raul Jimenez.

Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

It is so evident to see that Southampton desperately need someone who can put the ball in the back of the net.

Moussa Djenepo wants a penalty after stumbling in the box. The referee says no. Wolves are nearly there.

Into the 96th minute.

Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

Ward-Prowse has been disappointing today with his quality from set plays.

I really am a fan of him but he hasn't stepped up today.

Raul Jimenez is completely free inside the Southampton box - a chance to seal the points. It's saved by Alex McCarthy.

Free-kick to Saints which is whipped into the box but the ball drifts behind for a goal kick. Ralph Hasenhuttl is sitting on the bench with his head in his hands.

Laurie: Southampton's problem is a team problem. Danny Ings was good but you can't base a club around one player. Man City draw a distant memory and I feel it's time to try something different. So predictable.

Tony isn't going to like this. Marcal is now down with cramp. Another few seconds eaten up.

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Tony Pulis
Former Stoke manager on BBC Radio 5 Live

There's slowing the clock down and then there's slowing the clock down.

They're taking the mickey here now.

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