The first north London derby of the season is one of the first Premier League matches this season to have a crowd.
Up to 2,000 fans will be allowed into the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium as Jose Mourinho’s side take on Arsenal.
The two sides have experienced vastly contrasting seasons so far; Spurs have gone into the weekend top of the league, while Arsenal are languishing in 14th place with just one win in their last six league games and three successive home defeats.
The last time Arsenal went to Spurs they took the lead thanks to an Alexandre Lacazette thunderbolt, but let that slip and ultimately lost 2-1.
What time is Tottenham Hotspur vs Arsenal?
There’s no doubt that the north London derby is the standout fixture on Sunday.
Kick off is at 4.30pm, after West Brom vs Crystal Palace and Sheffield United vs Leicester which get underway at 12pm and 2.15pm respectively.
Following Spurs vs Arsenal, Liverpool host Wolves in the day’s final match at 7.15pm.
Tottenham Hotspur vs Arsenal TV channel and live stream
Sky Sports’ Super Sunday will finish with this afternoon’s north London derby, which will be on the Main Event and Premier League channels from 4.15pm.
Fans who have paid for Sky Sports - either through Sky or NOW TV - can stream the match through those respective apps.
The final match of the day between Liverpool and Wolves will be on Amazon Prime.
Tottenham Hotspur vs Arsenal odds
The north London derby has seen more penalty kicks awarded (21) than all but two other fixtures in Premier League history - and five in the last four stagings of the fixture.
Pierre Emerick Aubameyang has converted the only spot kick Arsenal have been awarded this season and is a 5/1 price with thepools.com to score the first goal on Sunday and 9/5 to score at any time.
Harry Kane, of course, is Spurs' designated spot-kick taker and is 11/10 any time scorer and 16/5 first goal.
thepools.com make Spurs Evens favourites to win the match and Arsenal 11/4 outsiders. The draw is 5/2 - and again, only one other fixture in Premier League history has yielded more draws.
Arsenal have scored just one goal from open play in their last six Premier League outings and their 13 points at this stage of the season is their worst opening to a campaign since 1981/82!
Odds courtesy of thepools.com and subject to change.
