Arsenal’s Kai Havertz admits he’s going to be the ‘biggest fan of Tottenham ever’ during their game against Manchester City

The North London derby is undoubtedly one of the most fierce and charged rivalries in all of England. The two North London clubs have historically been pitted against each other with their fans and players made to hate each other from a lack of choice. However, the way in which the Premier League title race is coming to an end has forced unforseen circumstances!

Manchester City make the journey to Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in what is likely to be their biggest obstacle between them and the Premier League title. Arsenal are ahead of City by a single point.

However, the defending champions have a game in hand. This difficult situation has forced Arsenal fans to make a difficult decision – to support Tottenham on Tuesday!

Speaking about the same, Arsenal forward Kai Havertz claimed that he’ll be their rivals’ No.1 fan for the clash against City.

I'm going to be the biggest fan of Tottenham on Tuesday. We all are going to be!

Kai Havertz said in an interview

Mikel Arteta‘s men pulled off an important win against Manchester United in their penultimate game of the season.

Arsenal fend off ‘desperate’ Man United to claim crucial 3 points

Both Arsenal and Manchester United were desperately in need of a win at Old Trafford on Sunday night. The Gunners needed the win to remain in contention for the title while United wanted to avoid a record 14th loss in the League. Prior to the game, United were clearly the underdogs in the tie given their unfortunate injury record and their embarrassing 4-0 loss to Crystal Palace.

Injuries and absentees forced Erik ten Hag to play Casemiro at centre-back which, according to many, backfired. Arsenal scored an early goal courtesy of Leandro Trossard.

Kai Havertz who played in the crucial pass was deemed offside by many. However, a VAR check revealed that an out-of-position Casemiro played him onside.

The early setback proved to be too much for the hosts as they struggled to create chances throughout the match. One of the clearest opportunities fell at the feet of Rasmus Hojlund, who slipped while making the shot at the crucial moment.

The game ended 1-0 to Arsenal and while United lost a record 14th game for the first time in their history, Arsenal still have a shot at the League title.

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