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Thomas Frank’s team head to the Emirates Stadium on Sunday with best away record in the Premier League — my former side will need to go for the jugular early on to secure victory
Everton have been heavily linked with a move to sign Republic of Ireland striker Troy Parrott over the last week.
David Moyes had scouts watching Troy Parrott for Ireland over the international break, as he netted two goals against Portugal and a hat-trick against Hungary.
Paul Merson has predicted that Sunday’s clash between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur will not play out like North London derbies usually do.
With the international break done and dusted, the tension has now started building ahead of Tottenham’s trip to the Emirates.
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Speaking to the media at Tottenham Hotspur's Enfield training base on Friday afternoon, Head Coach Thomas Frank delivered positive news on the injury front ahead of his first competitive North London Derby in charge of The Lilywhites.
Supporters making the journey to Parc des Princes, for our next UEFA Champions League fixture against Paris Saint-Germain, should take note of the following important information, which includes:
Guidance from local police on recommended areas for away supporters within the city.
Supporters making the journey to Parc des Princes, for our next UEFA Champions League fixture against Paris Saint-Germain, should take note of the following important information, which includes:
Guidance from local police on recommended areas for away supporters within the city.
“[The injured players] are good, most of them. Pape trained today. He’s ready, available. Lucas trained today. Ready, available. Kolo Muani, yes. Trained today. Available, of course has a mask [he] needs to play with.
Frank confirmed that Lucas Bergvall, Archie Gray, Mohammed Kudus, Randal Kolo Muani and Pape Matar Sarr are all available for the weekend so he will now "need to make difficult decisions".
The first north London derby of the season between Arsenal and Tottenham will take place on Sunday at the Emirates Stadium
Everything you need to know ahead of Arsenal vs Tottenham