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Gabriel Agbonlahor predicts who’ll win between Spurs and Arsenal
Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal are set to lock horns in an absolutely massive north London derby at N17 this Sunday.
Ange Postecoglou’s Spurs will play host to Mikel Arteta’s Gunners at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.
Bragging rights aꦰside, this derby will have huge ramifications for both Spurs and Arsenal w🐷ith regards to their goals for the season.
Should Tottenham win, they’ll boost their chances of finishing in t🌜he Premier League’s top four and deal a major blow to Arsenal’s title hopes.
However, if the Gunners win, they’ll be able to keep the pressure on Man💧chester City, whilst also costing Spurs in their pursuit of a Champions League place.
Tottenha🧜m have once again had to wait a long time before returning to action following a loss. Their last fixture saw them lose 4-0 at Newcastle United.
Meanwhile, Arsenal’s confidence has shot up following their 2-0 win at Wolves last weekend and the 5-0 thrashing of Chelsea in midweek, a game in Martin Odegaard was “brilliant“.
A ๊game ✅of such magnitude will obviously have everyone talking, with pundits eager to give their predictions.
TalkSPORT’s Gabriel Agbonlahor is just one of the many pundits who h🅰as had a say on who he thinks will win. He has also singled out two players for praise.
What has Gabriel Agbonlahor said about Tottenham v Arsenal this weekend?
Agbonlahor said on the : “Havertz has started to shine. I’m going t𝄹o go for 3-1 Arsenal and Odegaard to score.”
W🌜e’ve already had two derbies this week, and both of them lived up to the hype, with Arsenal hammering Chelsea and Everton shocking Liverpool at Goodison Park.
Hopefully Tottenham v Arsꦬenal will be a case of the best saved for last. Let’s hope it al♏so lives up to expectations.
And with🃏 both sides 𝔍desperate for points as well as bragging rights, it could well be a feisty one.