Arsenal v Spurs Odds

The Arsenal v Spurs odds for this Arsenal Spurs betting Premier League match at the Emirates has the ‘Gunners' as clear favourites to win and keep their north London rivals at the foot of the table. It will be a huge night for Spurs, particularly for their boss, Harry Redknapp, who could not have picked a more emotional match for his opening game as new Manager; Arsenal are probably the one team that he would not have wanted to face so early in his tenure.

Redknapp however is never one to duck a challenge and he is one of the Premier League's most gifted motivators. His shock arrival at Spurs last weekend has already had a huge impact, particularly on the fans who by and large believe that he is the perfect man. It also showed on the pitch too as Spurs managed to record their first Premier League win of the season by beating Bolton 2-0.

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Arsenal will not be too worried however as they now seem to be back to their best and have won four of their last five games, scoring fifteen times and only conceding four. Manager, Arsene Wenger has almost a full squad to pick from and all his players seem bang in form. They had a terrific 2-0 win away from home against West Ham the other day and come into this match brimming with confidence and would be our pick to claim the three points. The odds certainly support the claim; they are 4/9 to win, while Spurs are an attractive 15/2 to grab a shock win. The draw is on offer at 10/3.

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