Hello and welcome to live coverage of the North London Derby.

Here's the goal.

From 25 yards out, a rising shot from Aubameyang sails just over the bar.

Odegaard swaps passes with Saka after Aubameyang's cross isn't properly cleared. Saka tees up Partey outside the box, and Lloris leaps to his left to palm the ball behind.

Spurs are struggling for fluency in attack at the moment, while Arsenal are pressing when they find space until Spurs close them down.

GOAL! Arsenal 1-0 Tottenham. Smith Rowe scores - Odegaard finds Saka on the inside right of the box. The winger looks up, clocks Smith Rowe's run towards the six-yard box and he sidefoots a shot past Lloris who had barely any chance to react.

Tomiyasu is on hand to head clear a long ball twice in quick succession.

Tierney slips in Aubameyang at the near post and he fires in a low shot to the near side of Lloris who palms it wide. He, like Son, was offside too.

Alli flicks the ball on to Son, and the forward drills a shot wide of goal, but he was probably offside anyway.

Moura the latest to earn a foul, this time from Xhaka in the middle in the pitch.

Spurs are chased back to Lloris after the 'keeper first finds Son on the wing, and Reguilon wins a free kick.

Son almost skips into the box but is tackled, and Saka finds Partey for a calm few seconds of Arsenal possession.

The match gets underway after a round of applause for players taking the knee.

Spurs come out to plenty of boos. The Arsenal team get cheers. The duality of man.

Lucas Moura is back.

15 minutes to go and I'd just like to report that I am also out of contention for the game here, as I have shin splints.

Massive tangentially-related Arsenal news.

Here are the latest(ish) transfer rumours.

Similarly, Arsenal could theoretically could go ninth. They won't.

A very heavy win for Spurs would take them into sixth, so let's be realistic and say a win for Spurs will take them into seventh. Europa League, baby!

And from that Spurs lot.

Some live action.