Nasri penalty brace steers Gunners past Spurs in extra time

Tottenham 1 Arsenal 4 (after extra time)

Nasri penalty brace steers Gunners past Spurs in extra time
Tue, 21 Sep, 2010 - 23:02

Tottenham 1 Arsenal 4 (after extra time)

Samir Nasri scored two penalties in extra-time as Arsenal knocked arch-rivals Tottenham out of the Carling Cup with a 4-1 victory at White Hart Lane.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: White Hart LanePlace: MexicoPlace: Republic of IrelandPerson: NasriPerson: Samir NasriPerson: Henri LansburyPerson: Arsene WengerPerson: Robbie KeanePerson: SandroPerson: Andrey ArshavinPerson: Bobby SmithPerson: WengerPerson: Carlos VelaPerson: Roman PavlyuchenkoPerson: DjourouPerson: David BentleyPerson: Tomas RosickyPerson: Jack WilsherePerson: LansburyPerson: BentleyPerson: PavlyuchenkoPerson: KeanePerson: Giovani Dos SantosPerson: Jack LivermorePerson: Aaron LennonPerson: Pat RicePerson: Gael ClichyPerson: Emmanuel-ThomasPerson: RedknappPerson: Kyle NaughtonPerson: Lukasz FabianskiPerson: EbouePerson: VelaPerson: Laurent KoscielnyPerson: LennonPerson: Marouane ChamakhPerson: ArshavinPerson: RosickyPerson: WilsherePerson: Sebastien BassongPerson: ChamakhPerson: Steven CaulkerPerson: Lee ProbertPerson: Niko KranjcarPerson: FabianskiEvent: Carling CupOrganisation: GunnersOrganisation: SpursOrganisation: TottenhamOrganisation: ArsenalOrganisation: Football AssociationOrganisation: SunderlandOrganisation: Watford
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