Arsenal Under-18s star Harry Clarke called Tottenham's youth stars 'bottlejobs' after they surrendered a two-goal lead to lose Tuesday afternoon's Under-18s Premier League clash at London Colney.
The Spurs youngsters - who went into the match in second place in the table, one point behind their North London rivals - led the match 2-0 in the 85th minute following first half goals from Paris Maghoma and Harvey White, the latter a penalty.
But after Tottenham's Luis Binks was sent off before half-time Arsenal came storming back late on in the match, scoring three goals in the final five minutes to dramatically win 3-2 and go four points clear at the top of the table.
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Substitute Bukayo Saka - who has made three appearances for the Gunners first-team this season - pulled one back with a deflected strike, before Tottenham's Kodi Lyons-Foster put through his own net to equalise a minute later.
Midfielder Ben Cottrell then popped up to score the winner in stoppage-time, ensuring late heartbreak for the Spurs youngsters.
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And after the match, defender Clarke quote tweeted the official Spurs Twitter account's confirmation of the loss, calling Spurs 'bottlejobs' and adding a Gunners hashtag.
Tottenham have a game in hand on the Gunners, but if Arsenal win their remaining two matches against Reading and Fulham then they'll secure the league title.
