Premier League action returns after the international break on Saturday. The weekend gives off with a huge North London derby on Saturday, as Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur will be battling for the maximum points, which will see them end the day at the top of the standings.
Before Betting On Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur
This is one of the most interesting North London derbies in recent times, as both sides have very real chances at this moment to compete for the Premier League. Arsenal will have the home advantage, as they look to record a seventh victory in eight games this term.
Their home record against Spurs is also very strong, with the Gunners having won the previous two home fixtures that they have played against their local rivals. Tottenham’s overall record in recent fixtures is also pretty poor, as Spurs have lost two of the previous three fixtures between the sides.
Arsenal’s home dominance in this fixture is extremely interesting, as the Gunners have been beaten in just one of the previous 29 fixtures in which they have hosted Spurs. The Gunners are also unbeaten in the previous eleven since a 3-2 defeat in November 2010.
However, Spurs have no issues scoring in this fixture, as they have netted once in each of the previous ten meetings. But, this promises to be a significant early season derby showdown between the sides, as it is the first time that one of the sides come into the fixture sitting top of the Premier League since Arsenal’s 2-1 win back in December 2007.
Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur Premier League Offshore Odds
| Offshore Sportsbook | Arsenal | Draw | Tottenham |
|---|---|---|---|
| BetOnline | +104 | +268 | +265 |
| SportsBetting.ag | +104 | +268 | +265 |
| Pinnacle | +106 | +275 | +269 |
| MyBookie | +106 | +270 | +240 |
Arsenal appear to be very short in the betting for the North London derby. However, given the dominant record that they boast in home fixtures against Spurs, we struggle to see anything other than a home win. That selection can be made at +106 with Pinnacle and MyBookie.
