Big Gabi with a BIG winner! EXTENDED HIGHLIGHTS | Tottenham Hotspur v Arsenal (0-1) | Premier League

Sarnkey can find Son, who pulls it back and it was kept out by David Raya. From close range, the Spaniard had to be alert to deny Kulasevsky. It's a lovely cut back from Son. Kulasevsky's tried to lift it up and get a bit on it, but he is shrouded by Arsenal defenders. Good save from Raya. He comes again and away by Havertz. Poro. Kulasevsky wants more. Oh, it's been flipped and Raya had to get there. A big diving arm from David Raya. It's van der Ven who's hanging around the back. Makes an initial run in and then when the second cross goes in, gets missed by everybody. I tell you what, if Raya don't get a hand to that, I reckon van der Ven's got to tap in at the far post. Martinelli away from Poro. Thinks he'll run up for Havertz. Saved by Vicario. He was so close, Guy Havertz, to heading in again, right in the same end that he did last season. Great delivery from Martinelli. Half a chance of a handball here as well, but good header from Havertz. Bentancur. Comes down. Under the challenge of Chulchino. Martinelli is allowed to power forwards. Drossar. Martinelli keeps going. And he's got acres to run into. Gabriel Martinelli straight at Vicario. Another big opportunity for the Gunners, who are looking more dangerous on the counter-attack. Yeah, another quick break. Great little prod through from Drossar into Martinelli. Run onto it and the Arsenal forward does everything he can bar putting it in the net, but it's all about Vicario there. Look at that solid. He knows he can't push that anywhere. Good save from the keeper. And he's carried his run forward as well, William Saliba, although Drossar's ball is disappointing and frustrating in equal measure. Space for Son. White to close down. Maddison. Looks for Solanke, whose looping header drifts just wide. And Hadria backpedalling. It's a great ball to the far post. And I've got to say, Dominic Solanke does superb with no power to generate, apart from what he can do from that position. And he's made David Rea worry about that one. But luckily for Arsenal, gone wide. But, Max, this game is so lively. I can't believe there isn't a goal. Pocketed space opens up for Poirot. He's got Brennan Johnson, who's got back to pace. Single, he's for goal himself. And that one's easily blocked by Uri and Timber. Nice quick break from Tottenham. He's not been in the game for a fair while, Johnson, from an attacking front. But he's on his toes there. Look at Timber's recovery. He's just sprinting into the space, covering that first. He knows he's got to block Johnson's right foot. One back by Thomas Vardy. Chaucard turns into trouble. And Kieliszewski emerges with possession. Here's Johnson. He's always leaning back. The Wales international. Yeah, it was always going to be a difficult shot from there. Came to him quickly. Chaucard just doing a little bit too much on the ball. Should have tried to clear it. It's a good strike from Johnson, but always rising. One back by Solanke. Jorginho punches the ground in frustration as Johnson couldn't deliver this one. And it was Solanke who was stooping with the header. Yeah, Jorginho getting caught in possession. He didn't look like he wanted the ball when he received it. Bad touch, and Solanke was on him. And almost gets on the end of the move that he started. Kieliszewski uses Madison. Delivers with his left. It's glanced on by Micky van der Ven. He makes a good run, the defender, across the near post. It's a decent swing in from Madison, and he gambles van der Ven. Eventually, Trossard smashes it long, and it's turned into a very useful ball. Havertz held up by the speed of van der Ven. Martinelli finds Saka. Trossard on the overlap. Saka goes alone. And it's blocked by Pedro Boro. Boy, it's classic Saka, wasn't it? Cut inside and get off the left-foot shot. I just wonder whether if he'd have had Oerdegaard alongside him, he would have played a one-two, or he would have tried to chop that into Trossard. Saka won the corner. Saka will take the corner right in front of those thousands of Arsenal fans. Saka delivers. Gabriel! First glance goes to the Gunners. A free header for the Brazilian. So brilliantly picked out by Baguio Saka. Right in front of all of those Arsenal fans. It's Tottenham now. Arsenal won. It's a great delivery. You know, you've got to question the goalkeeper when a ball's dropping in that area. But Arsenal flood in the area with lots of bodies. Just seeing the ball come in there. Baguio just gets stuck behind Maddison. Gabriel. Little double-check there. It's a tiny little push. I think it was on Romero. Can't be anything in it there. It just gives him the room, and he thumps the header home. Pono. Teasing a ball in. And it was Metz. Christian Romero. David, I said, when does desperation creep in? Probably when your centre-back stays up. Now Kulosevsky! Well, it wasn't far away. Yeah, it's a great strike. He turns. He's got space. He's got the direction right. Just the trajectory has taken it over the bar. If that's a couple of feet lower, that's big problems for Rea. Van de Ven. Spurs need something, and they need it quickly. Saliba takes charge. And that is the final whistle. And it's a big three points for Arsenal. Back to winning ways following the disappointment against Brighton. And even better than that, it's a third consecutive win here for the first time in 36 years. The damage done by Gabriel's header from Pikaio Saka's corner. But what a defensive effort it was as well by those Gunners who defended with passion and with pride and did enough to secure a victory at the start of a really, really big week in Arsenal's season. Atalanta are up next, and then it's a trip to the Champions, Manchester City. But they've started this week, this seven-day spell, with a bang. It finishes here at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Spurs 0, Arsenal 1.