Huge chance for Arsenal!

Gabriel Martinelli carries it down the left and tees up Bukayo Saka. His shot is blocked by Ben Davies and deflected into Eddie Nketiah but bounces away from goal. Davies then reacts to poke away the loose ball. Top work.

Matty AFC: Turning the match off. But remember - at the start of the season, if we were asked 'Would you take being in fourth, one point ahead of Spurs with only games against Newcastle and Everton left?', EVERY SINGLE ONE OF US Gunners would have leaped at it.

Neil England: Arteta’s tactic of targeting Son seems to have backfired. No amount of planning will work If your players aren’t capable of executing it.

Arsenal need to do something to stop this getting very messy.

Dejan Kulusevski is in behind but he slips in the box. He tries to keep it alive but pulls back Gabriel Martinelli and the referee blows for a free-kick.

Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wow. This pair are pulling Arsenal to pieces at the moment - Harry Kane and Son Heung-min. What a start to this second half and look at Mikel Arteta's face.

Son produces a really improvised finish. He sees the space in the far corner. It is a quality finish, it really is.

Mikel Arteta looks like he'd rather be locked in a dungeon right now...

Painful.

Off we go again. Tottenham are currently one point behind Arsenal in the table. How will the Gunners respond with 10 men?

Nick Orchard: Two goals up. One man up. 1/2 of the match to go. Could there be a better set up for a Spursy second half?

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No changes from Mikel Arteta after that red card. Ben White is available on the bench. Surely he has to bring on another centre-back?

Roger: Can't blame the referee for Holding's ridiculous fouling. Could have been 3 or 4 yellow cards. The penalty a bit soft, but obviously Arsenal we're targeting Son.

The Brighton Baird: A brace from Kane, Arsenal can’t complain, As for getting sent off? Holding, hang your head in shame.

Harry Kane is the first Spurs player to score multiple goals in a Premier League match against Arsenal since he did it himself on 7 February 2015 in 2-1 home win.

He has scored more Premier League goals against Arsenal (13) than any other player.

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Alan Hutton
Former Tottenham defender on BBC Radio Scotland

I thought Arsenal started really brightly but Tottenham grew into it. This has been an excellent 45 minutes and Antonio Conte will be very happy.

A game-changing moment.

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Matthew Upson
Former Arsenal defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

We spoke a lot about the occasion before the game and for me it must be a case of the occasion getting the better of Rob Holding.

He has got too involved with the player as opposed to thinking about his job. It is a massive hammer blow for Arsenal.

Well, what a half that was!

Two goals from Harry Kane and a red card to Arsenal's Rob Holding has put Tottenham in firm control.

Patient build-up from Arsenal. They switch it from left to right. Cedric Soares' cross is half-cleared but Harry Kane is slow to react on the edge of his box and it comes back to Gabriel Martinelli. He flicks it on to Bukayo Saka but the chipped pull-back is gathered in by Hugo Lloris.

Ahhh, that's a chance!

Gabriel Martinelli cuts in from the left and tees up Martin Odegaard. He's in space in the box but completely scuffs it straight to Hugo Lloris.

Eddie Nketiah has a pop from the edge of the box, curling it towards the top of the goal, but Hugo Lloris smartly tips it over the bar.

Harry Kane has it on the edge of the box but his shot is blocked. It falls to Ryan Sessegnon who whips it in towards Emerson Royal. He can't keep it down at the back post.