Bukayo Saka admits that Tottenham showed they were determined not to lose at home when both clubs met in the Premier League this afternoon, but he is proud of his teammates for getting the job done.
Arsenal defeated Spurs 3-2 in a hostile Tottenham Stadium, thanks to a brilliant first-half performance.
The Gunners raced to a 3-0 lead before halftime as Spurs struggled to get a grip on their opponents.
The more the Lilywhites tried to get into the game and find a goal, the more likely Arsenal were to score again.
However, in the second half, Spurs returned to form and scored twice to set up a very nervy finale.
Arsenal held firm under the pressure and are now closer than ever to winning the Premier League.
After the game, Saka told Premier League Productions:
“We know it is a big derby and they don’t want to lose at home. Once they got one the crowd got behind them. We had to be calm and I’m proud of everyone. We know what it means to the fans and what it means for us. There are three to go and we will give it our all. City are an amazing team but they aren’t perfect. We learned our lesson from last year and are ready.”
Just Arsenal Opinion
That was one of our toughest games this year, and the boys did well to return home with all the points.
I think Spurs only got into the game because of Rayas howler. There was something off on their game being already 0-3 down and lets remember that Saka chance which shouldve been 0-4.
Just watching Forest v City. How rubbish is Forest’s Wood.?
Keep up the work boys, three to go like he said, but we are very much on course to make history. COYG!
That third goal by the big German, knock the wind out of their sails.
They may have been let back in through the back door, it did breath life back in the derby
Spurs getting back into the game and reducing the goal deficit is definitely a blessing in disguise for arsenal .
Don’t forget they suffered whole four goals defeat in their last match before Arsenal’s. Suffering another three immediately afterwards and expecially at home might affects their morale. But now their morale is boosted by how the game ended.
And it will definitely give them back, the confidence they are already loosing. Going forward they’ll return to from, and by the time they play Man City, they’ll be able to do da thing for them AS USUAL, and it’ll be to AFC advantage.
Spurs envy Arsenal, they wanted to qualify for UCL too, like Arsenal.
We only need to do the needful, that is winning the remaining three matches Common You Gooners