Hello and welcome to Eurosport's live commentary of the Premier League clash between Tottenham and Arsenal. This is Ryan Bailey (@ryanjaybailey) taking you through all the North London Derby action from Wembley. Kick off is 12.30, team news to follow shortly.

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Arsenal Twitter is unhappy with the Aubameyang offside call from earlier. Wilshere's reverse pass through-ball was sublime.

It's been a frantic opening 20 minutes so far, but very little to speak of in terms of efforts on goal. Each side has had just one shot.

A deflected Ozil cross falls to Wilshere in the box - he attempts a volley... but completely fluffs his lines.

Dier tries to pick out an intelligent Trippier run into the box, but the pass is overhit.

Bellerin blocks a Son cross for a corner. Eriksen swings it in and Dier's header glances wide.

Aubameyang is ruled off as Wilshere cuts the defence in half with a wonderful reverse pass. It looks like a very close call.

This really is end-to-end stuff!

Harry Kane gets past Mustafi and has nothing but 50 yards between him and Lloris... but Taylor says the striker fouled the defender and calls it back. Kane is not happy.

Almost immediately it's Arsenal's turn to attack! Mkihtaryan puts in a cross to no one before Wilshere has a shot from distance blocked. Wilshere is booed loudly as he touches the ball.

Son breaks on the right and picks out Kane in the middile, but Mustafi slides in and clears the danger for a corner!

Eriksen takes a Tottenham corner short to Davies. The ball eventually falls to Alli on the right, whose low cross is feeble.

Tottenham swarm on the Arsenal box as a central Alli picks out Trippier on the right. His cross is blocked and the home fans rapturously applaud the movement.

Aubameyang wins a corner from Sanchez. Xhaka swings it in but Alli heads it away.

Both sides are really going for it so far - there will be no sitting back and absorbing the pressure at Wembley today!

Son bursts into the box from the left but Mustafi clears the danger.

Wembley is defeaningly loud!

Alli attempts a cross from the right that's cut out by Mustafi.

Arsenal hold possession for the first 40 seconds until Elneny plays a through-ball into the hands of Lloris.

Referee Anthony Taylor gets the party started and Aubameyang takes the first touch!

Kick-off is five minutes away and Wembley is a lively place to be!

Arsenal are hoping to win home and away against Spurs for the fourth time in the Premier League, having done so in 2004/05, 2007/08 and 2013/14.

Wenger's side are four points beind Pochettino's and it's a must-win match in the top four race. Spurs, meanwhile, can put seven points between them and their local rivals today, further burying the memories of the "St Totteringham's Day" era.

Harry Kane may be the goal-scoring focal point this lunchtime, but his Gabonese counterpart is in very similar form...

More from Poch: "Always we try to decide the best player for every game. But the team played so well against Manchester United and Liverpool, I could go in with the same players. I can trust them.

"There is no doubt that the team that is going to play is the best team. It is difficult for Lucas Moura, arriving from a different league to adapt. He must build his fitness and get to know his team-mates. If he can contribute and help us, fantastic; if not, he can wait to show his quality.”