Premiership: Gunners on course for top spot

Arsenal were on course to reclaim top spot in the Premiership after dominating the opening half of their north London derby against Tottenham.

Premiership: Gunners on course for top spot
Sat, 06 Apr, 2002 - 17:10

Arsenal were on course to reclaim top spot in the Premiership after dominating the opening half of their north London derby against Tottenham.

With Manchester United winning 1-0 at Leicester earlier in the day, the Gunners knew only three points would take them back to the summit.

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