“JENAS DROPS ABSOLUTE NUCLEAR BOMB ON ARSENAL FANS – PREDICTS SPURS WILL HUMILIATE THEM AT THE EMIRATES AS TOTTENHAM’S UNSTOPPABLE AWAY FORM TURNS NORTH LONDON RED FOREVER!”
Jenas reveals if he believes Tottenham can keep their impressive away run going against Arsenal.

Tottenham may be struggling to pick up wins at home since their opening Premier League fixture, but they currently hold the strongest away record in the division.
Unfortunately for Ange Postecoglou’s side, that remains the only real source of optimism as they prepare for Sunday’s clash.
Spurs have not celebrated a league victory at the Emirates Stadium in 15 years, and they now face an Arsenal team that has been formidable on their own pitch in recent months.

Jermaine Jenas delivers his verdict ahead of Arsenal vs Tottenham
Thierry Henry has already backed Arsenal to claim the points, while former Gunners striker Alan Smith has similarly dismissed Tottenham’s chances of getting a positive outcome.
Ex-Spurs midfielder Jermaine Jenas shares their view, predicting that Thomas Frank’s side will fall short despite their impressive away form.
Jenas, who featured in the last Tottenham team to win a Premier League match at the Emirates back in 2010, said on The Wildcards Podcast: “I fully expect Arsenal to win, unfortunately.
I think Spurs are better away from home at the minute and they might cause Arsenal some problems. But I just don’t think they are playing well enough.”
Arsenal boosted by key returns for the derby
While Tottenham’s injury situation remains severe ahead of the North London derby, Arsenal’s condition appears considerably more favourable.
Reports last week indicated that Noni Madueke, Viktor Gyokeres, Kai Havertz, Gabriel Martinelli, and Martin Odegaard are all in contention to feature for Arsenal.
In addition, Riccardo Calafiori is expected to be available despite picking up a knock during the international break.
The only potential concern for Mikel Arteta’s men is the possible absence of centre-back Gabriel Magalhães, who remains a doubt for the match.



