Spurs win Derby: "St. Totteringham's Day" is no longer applicable
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The "St. Totteringham's Day" - the day when Arsenal London will be on the weekend before Tottenham - will not happen in 2017. Because with a deserved 2-0 home defeat the Spurs in the derby forced the arch rival to the knees. It is clear that Tottenham will end this season for the first time in 22 years before the Gunners. At the guests disappointed the offensive around the pale Mesut Özil.
The Spurs, with the Ex-Leverkusener Son in the starting line, released from kick-off: After only a few seconds, Kane tried from an acute angle, Cech grabbed safely. Both teams looked to the front, but then neutralized. A head-ball from home defense Alderweireld to a corner was for a long time the last notable Torraumszene (6th).
In the middle of the first half the householders then increased the number of hits. Alli nodded the ball after a shot from Koscielny still fake Kane shot but gently beside the posts (22.). Three minutes later, a direct take-off from Eriksen jumped from the upper edge of the bar into the goal. As a result, the Spurs again took some pace out of the game. Arsenal, with little to see from world champion Ozil, took a long time, but came close to the end of the second half. Ramsey failed Lloris (38 ') with a striker from Sanchez passing the right post (44'). ).
With the whistle of the second round, Tottenham took the lead again, while Wanyama (48 ') and Son (49) missed the lead, but a little later 1: 0 when Alli made a rebound after a fine advance by Eriksen Rätm was in the net (56). And the Spurs put in immediately, because after a two-man fight between Gabriel Paulista and Kane, referee Michael Oliver pointed to the point. The fouled ran on his own and fell flat into the left corner (58 ').
Arsenal also had an offensive after the bitter double attack, although Giroud (60 ') and Sanchez (62') tried, but both times Lloris secured the leather. In the end, the Spurs were closer to a third goal, as the Gunners the connection. Cech had to put up all his skills against Vertonghen (68th), Kane (77th) and Alderweireld (78th). Tottenham scored another penalty when Sanchez's bullet bounced into the goal-the referee's whistle remained silent (68).
The supporters of Arsenal also waited in vain for the team to get up, and the offensive for Özil & Co. remained largely pale. Thus, nothing changed in the highly-earned homecoming of Tottenham, with which the Spurs for the first time in 22 years again a play time before the Gunners end. And with the ninth league success, the Spurs also continued to expand their club record, while Mauricio Pochettino's protagonists remain unbeaten in front of their home crowd.
And Arsenal? The team from Arsene Wenger have less than six points behind the Champions League in a game, next Sunday (17 clock) the important home game against Manchester United.
Cheers,
Thomas