Tottenham Hotspur 2-3 Arsenal: Premier League result as Bukayo Saka, Kai Havertz and a Pierre-Emile Højbjerg own goal give The Gunners a title lift despite Spurs fight back

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Bukayo Saka played a key role as leaders Arsenal gave their Premier League title hopes a major boost with a rollercoaster 3-2 win at Tottenham in the North London derby.

The England winger saw his right-wing corner turned into his own net by Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg on 15 minutes before he doubled the away side’s lead just prior to the half hour mark with a slick finish from a lightning counter attack.

The Gunners then all-but sealed the points on 38 minutes when Kai Havertz nodded in from another well-worked corner routine.

Tottenham blew big chances through Cristian Romero and Heung-Min Son and saw a goal from Micky van de Ven chalked off for a marginal offside just moments after Arsenal’s opener.

Mikel Arteta’s side looked in control following the interval but goalkeeper David Raya’s howler of pass gifted the ball to Romero on 64 minutes and the Spurs defender coolly reduced the arrears.

Son Heung-Min then kept his cool to convert a penalty following a VAR intervention three minutes from time, but The Gunners held on to clinch an important victory.

The result sees Arsenal move four points clear of Manchester City, but Pep Guardiola’s champions still have two games in hand.

The defeat is a blow to Tottenham’s top four hopes as they remain in fifth spot, seven points adrift of Aston Villa with two games in hand.

Next up, Arsenal will aim to keep up the title push when they host Bournemouth on Saturday. Spurs visit Chelsea on Thursday before heading to Liverpool on Sunday. 

Tottenham 2-3 Arsenal.

Arsenal hang on for a HUGE win.

Time ticking down. Huge seconds for Arsenal's title hopes here...

Richarlison is brought down and there's an opportunity for the hosts to throw men forward...

Porro whips it in but Saliba flicks it to safety.

Arsenal are trying to keep the ball and play out time...

Six minutes added.

Spurs look wobbly from another Arsenal corner but Van de ven nods clear at the back stick.

Kiwior on.

Lo Celso on.

Just moments left - but we could have a fair chunk of stoppage time...

Son rifles his spot kick beyond Raya and Spurs are back in business.

The referee is told to go to the monitor and he quickly returns to the pitch and points to the spot.

Davies goes down in the Arsenal box as he gets in front of Rice. The Arsenal man kicks the Spurs defender but the referee isn't interested.

VAR will check...

Partey booked for bringing down Son as Spurs looked to break.

Davies booked for a poor challenge on Saka.

Kulusevski cautioned for bringing down Martinelli as the Gunners winger threatened to burst away down the left.

Much has been made of the goals being scored by Arsenal since the turn of the year but their defence has been the foundation of their impressive push.

Raya's howler may have given Spurs a scent of a recovery, but Saliba and Co look quite comfortable as we enter the latter stages of this one.

Spurs have now scored in 26 Premier League home matches on the spin, but have also gone 13 PL home games without a clean sheet.