Premier League

Hello everyone and welcome to Khel Now's LIVE COVERAGE of the Arsenal vs Tottenham match in the Premier League 2022-23.

Conte has morphed the club into a formidable foe, and the players will be eager to end the club’s trophy drought this season. Although Ben Davies and Lucas Moura remain uncertain for the crucial game, and most importantly, cornerstone keeper Hugo Lloris remains doubtful due to a thigh injury. Arteta has the squad and a clinical striker to contend with any club in the Premier League.

North London rivals Arsenal and Tottenham will renew hostilities in the early kick-off on Saturday, as the Premier League returns after the international ...

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12. Chelsea vs. Fulham · 11. Ipswich Town vs. Norwich City · 9. Arsenal vs. Chelsea · 8. West Bromwich Albion vs. Wolves · 7. Leicester City vs. Nottingham Forest.

As a two-part Premier League derby fixture, the second city games of 2002-03 are arguably the purest essence of local rivalry ever seen in 30 years of the competition. The last three top-flight games between the sides in 2009 and 2010 produced only three goals in total but a season like 2002-03 lives on in supporters’ memories for eternity. Liverpool’s most recent league fixture in the current season was a goalless draw and that took this fixture to 24 0-0s, which is six more than any other combination of teams in Premier League history, so it’s no surprise to see that at 2.26 goals per game, this is the lowest scoring fixture in this list of derbies. Recently this fixture has been the away team’s dream and the total of 21 away wins in Premier League Manchester derbies is more than any other fixture in the competition’s history. Providing a steady stream of goals, comebacks, penalties and red cards, this is one of the best derbies in English football. Overall, this is not only the most one-sided derby in English football but the most one-sided game in English football; of the 1,538 fixtures to have been played at least 50 times in English Football League history, Fulham’s win rate against Chelsea (9.5%) is the lowest. Yes, it contains Alan Shearer’s 260th and final goal in the competition, and yes Lee Cattermole did collect four yellows and a red in eight games against Newcastle but when it returns to the Premier League we want, and in many ways need, more horsepower from the Tyne/Wear derby. The seventh Premier League game between the sides comes on Monday but the previous six have served up three red cards, making this the Premier League’s most sending off-fuelled local rivalry on a per game basis. The most recent of the six encounters saw Norwich win 3-0 at Carrow Road in March 1995, a game notable largely as being the last time a team started a Premier League local derby with two Canadians in their starting XI. There’s Kanu’s hat-trick in the late 1990s and Robin van Persie’s treble – also at Stamford Bridge – in that 5-3 game in 2011 but the games between them are often decided by that most un-derby like thing of “good play” and “goals” rather than the seething hatred that flows through most local rivalries. In the negative column, this is the only pairing in this list not to produce a single red card in the Premier League but on the other hand it oozes goals, with a monstrous 21 of them in only six games (that’s 3.50 per match). The East Midlands claims an important role in the use of “derby” in sport, with a 12th century football game in the Derbyshire village of Ashbourne (sorry, but football simply didn’t start in 1888) widely believed to be the birthplace of the term, albeit in a game that contained up to 1,000 players, theoretically enough to allow Leicester to adequately defend a corner.

NB: Generally speaking, this analysis only considers players to have played at least 180 minutes of action. The Chance Creators. Passes that create shots. Often ...

63% of his goal kicks have ended inside his own area and his 22-metre average goal kick length is the shortest in the league. 48% of Saints final-third throws are hurled into the box (the highest in the league) with Mohammed Salisu being the man to deliver them. Leno sends just 35% of his goal kicks long, with 62% played short into his own area – the second highest proportion in the league. That uptick is perhaps related to the presence of a certain Norwegian striker. However, the player with the second-most open-play crosses is a midfielder. And it is probably no surprise to see Alexander-Arnold top the list again with 7.1 open-play crosses attempted per 90 (38 in total). Progressive passes aim to capture this and are defined as “completed open-play passes in the attacking two-thirds of the pitch that move the ball at least 25% closer to the goal”. Despite only featuring in three games, Núñez has been on the end of more Alexander-Arnold open-play crosses (3) than anyone else. He’s averaging 14.2 progressive carries per 90 (second highest in the league) and 7.3 take-ons per 90 (highest). This season’s 6.8 progressive passes per 90 is more than triple the 1.9 per 90 he recorded in the last campaign. We’re (mostly) seven games into the Premier League season and the international break has so graciously provided us with a moment to take a step back and consider what we’ve seen so far. Trent Alexander-Arnold is in a league of his own here.

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But with the form Richarlison has been in I’m not sure that will ever have been under serious consideration. Arsenal wiped the floor with Spurs in this fixture last season but much has changed since. [Premier League](/topic/premier-league) is back and with it one of the biggest games of the entire season as first hosts third in the [north London derby](/topic/north-london-derby).

First Half begins. Tottenhams confirmed line-up Sons hat-trick against Leicester brings him back into the starting line-up, and he starts alongside Ri.

Granit Xhaka (Arsenal) left footed shot from a difficult angle on the left misses to the left. Thomas Partey (Arsenal) right footed shot from outside the box. Martin Ødegaard (Arsenal) left footed shot from outside the box is blocked. Harry Kane (Tottenham Hotspur) converts the penalty with a right footed shot. Thomas Partey (Arsenal) right footed shot from outside the box is blocked. For those living in the USA, you can tune in at 07:30 ET / 04:30 PT. Gabriel Jesus (Arsenal) left footed shot from very close range. Arsenal 1, Tottenham Hotspur 0. Arsenal 1, Tottenham Hotspur 1. Assisted by Bukayo Saka with a cross. Arsenal 2, Tottenham Hotspur 1. Attempt blocked.