Arsenal vs. Tottenham live stream: Premier League prediction, TV channel, watch online, start time, odds

 

Arsenal and Tottenham face off at the Emirates Stadium in North London and in the 191 match history these great rivals have rarely occupied such exalted places in the standings. Mikel Arteta's Arsenal side lead the Premier League with six wins and one defeat so far with Antonio Conte's men only a point further back.

One of English football's most electric rivalries will have only grown more intense since last season, when Spurs pipped Arsenal to fourth place in no small part due to their 3-0 win over the Gunners in May. Arteta and his players will be out for revenge but there are few more devastating forces on the counter than Tottenham. Here is how you can watch the match and what you need to know:

How to watch and odds

Date: Saturday, Oct. 1 | Time: 7:30 a.m. ETLocation: Emirates Stadium, LondonTV: USA | Live Stream: fuboTV (Try for free)Odds: Arsenal +105; Draw +250; Tottenham +250 (via Caesars Sportsbook)

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Storylines

Arsenal: Emile Smith Rowe is sidelined until after the World Cup after having undergone surgery on a groin injury that CBS Sports understands has been niggling him on and off over the last four years. The England international has struggled for game time so far this season and is perhaps not as integral to Arteta's plans as two players who will be in doubt: Thomas Partey and Oleksandr Zinchenko.

Their presence would be a significant boost for Arsenal, both are integral to Arteta's tactical plan and the absence of the former was severely felt when Spurs were able to dominate midfield in the last meeting between these two sides. Arteta was customarily cautious in his pre-match team news update, saying: "we just finished the last training session, we had many players arriving yesterday we had a short period to prepare the match but the boys look in good condition."

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Tottenham: Preparations for Conte's first north London derby on the road have been disrupted by events in Italy, where Juventus head coach Massimiliano Allegri is under extreme pressure after his side's disappointing start to the season. Unsurprisingly one of their most successful managers in recent history would be in the frame to succeed Allegri and the fact that Conte's Tottenham contract expires at the end of the season does offer hope to any suitors.

Conte, however, would not allow himself to be drawn on any speculation over his future. "In this period I think this is disrespectful for the coach that works in Juventus and for me working in Tottenham," he said. "We have just started the season. Many times I have spoken about this topic and I've always said I'm happy and enjoying my time with Tottenham."

Prediction

North London derbies have overwhelmingly favored the home side in recent years, given Arsenal's fine run of form there is no reason to doubt that they can extend an unbeaten Premier League run at the Emirates Stadium that stretches back to 2010. PICK: Arsenal 2, Tottenham 1

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Tottenham boss Antonio Conte questions standard of Premier League refereeing after North London derby defeat

 

Tottenham Hotspur boss Antonio Conte has criticised the standard of Premier League refereeing and urged officials to meet on a more regular basis to improve their performances.

Spurs were beaten 3-1 at Arsenal on Saturday as Thomas Partey opened the scoring before Harry Kane equalised from the penalty spot, only for Gabriel Jesus and Granit Xhaka to complete a commanding win for the home side at Emirates Stadium.

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Emerson Royal was sent off when Tottenham were 2-1 down for a late challenge on Gabriel Martinelli, a decision Conte claimed "killed the game" before condemning the officiating throughout the league.

"Sometimes you are lucky, sometimes you are unlucky," Conte said. "The red card killed the game, this is truth, but not because we remained with 10 men but because [our] team [which was] really, really offensive and also in the four or five minutes to make the substitutions, we were so offensive that it was really difficult to defend and we conceded the third goal.

"I don't know what happened later but in England, I have to be honest, it is very difficult because they don't have the same line, you understand? Sometimes you see situations that could be a red card, instead yellow card or no yellow card.

Antonio Conte saw his Tottenham team come unstuck against Arsenal. Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images

"Sometimes you see situations that are yellow card but instead [there is] a red card. They have to work a lot about this. In Italy for example, our referees they go on Thursday to stay together [for] three days to work together, to look at video to try to improve.

"I don't know if this happens in England but it would be a good idea because the [playing] level is so high, we need to have the level of the referee, of the VAR, at the same level, you understand, because the Premier League is a really high, high level. For this reason, every part of this situation, in my opinion, has to be top."

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