The last five meetings between Tottenham and Arsenal

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We take a look at the last five meetings between Tottenham and Arsenal.

Arsenal 1-1 Tottenham (27^th September, 2014 – Premier League)

Arsenal maintained their unbeaten start to the Premier League season with a closely fought draw at the Emirates Stadium.

Nacer Chadli put Tottenham Hotspur into a 56th-minute lead with his fourth goal in five games. Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain grabbed the equaliser for Arsene Wenger’s side, who lost Aaron Ramsey and Mikel Arteta to injury in the second half.

Tottenham 2-1 Arsenal (7^th February, 2015 – Premier League)

Spurs came from a goal behind to leapfrog their north London rivals in the Premier League table.

Mesut Ozil’s early goal was cancelled out by a second-half brace from Harry Kane. The England striker headed home his 22nd goal of the season to hand Spurs an 88th-minute winner. The result saw Mauricio Pochettino’s men move above Arsenal into fifth in the table.

Tottenham 1-2 Arsenal (23^rd September, 2015 – League Cup Third Round)

Mathieu Flamini’s wonderful volley sent Tottenham crashing out of the League Cup. The Frenchman had put the Gunners ahead in the first half before Calum Chambers own goal pulled the hosts level.

Flamini’s 20-yard winner secured Arsenal an away trip to Sheffield Wednesday in the fourth round.

Arsenal 1-1 Tottenham (8^th November, 2015 – Premier League)

It was honours even at the Emirates as Arsenal fought back to rescue a point from an impressive Tottenham side.

Harry Kane got on the end of Danny Rose’s pass to beat finish past Petr Cech and reward the visitors’ early dominance. Spurs looked set for all three points but Arsenal substitute Kieran Gibbs scored within minutes of replacing Joel Campbell.

The point kept the Gunners level on points with first-placed Manchester City, while Tottenham moved up into fifth.

Tottenham 2-2 Arsenal (5^th March, 2016 – Premier League)

10-man Arsenal put a dent in Tottenham’s title hopes courtesy of Alexis Sanchez’s late equaliser.

Arsenal had taken a first-half lead through Aaron Ramsey but had Francis Coquelin sent off for a second yellow. The momentum switched and Spurs turned the game around in the space of two hectic minutes.

Toby Alderweireld’s finish and a brilliant curling Kane effort put Spurs on course to take a six point lead over their local rivals. However, Arsenal stayed in the game and were rewarded when Sanchez’s strike found a way past Hugo Lloris.