Hugo Lloris saves last gasp penalty

Here are the highlights of the game

– Aaron Ramsey gave Arsenal the lead after being sent clear on the halfway line and rounding the goalkeeper

– Harry Kane had a header disallowed before Bernd Leno made fine double save on the stroke of half-time

– Kane levelled from the penalty spot with a quarter of an hour left after being barged over by Shkodran Mustafi

– Hugo Lloris made himself the hero with a last-minute save from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s penalty

– Arsenal substitute Lucas Torreira shown a straight red card in stoppage time for bad tackle on Danny Rose

Arsenal had grabbed the initiative early when Aaron Ramsey was sent clear by Alexandre Lacazette and took the ball round Hugo Lloris to slot home.

Arsenal were the more assured team from the start. They should have scored in the second minute. Alex Iwobi advanced to the edge of the Spurs area and when his weak shot was only half blocked, it ballooned into the air and fell to Alexandre Lacazette on the edge of the six yard box. Lacazette was in space but he swung his left foot wildly at the ball and scuffed his shot well wide.

Spurs still looked short of confidence. They were not as sharp or as disciplined as they were earlier in the season. Sometimes, you can tell by small things: Lloris played a short goal-kick wide to Toby Alderweireld on the edge of the box but Alderweireld had turned his back on it. He needed the roar of the fans to alert him to the pass.

So it was not a surprise when Arsenal took the lead after quarter of an hour. Kane fell as he was attempting a turn on the edge of the Arsenal area and as the Arsenal supporters yelled their glee, the ball was cleared to the half way line. Davinson Sanchez botched his interception and headed the ball straight to Lacazette. Spurs were suddenly exposed.

Lacazette played a simple pass forward and now Ramsey was free, running alone at Lloris from the edge of the centre circle. Ramsey, who is leaving for Juventus in the summer and was playing in his final north London derby, stayed calm, took the ball around the Spurs keeper, staved off a late, desperate challenge and slid the ball into the net.

Spurs struggled to find any of the fluency that characterised their game earlier in the season and did not muster a shot on goal until after half an hour had elapsed. Kane, who returned from injury last week, still did not look match sharp. He did score a superb header from a Christian Eriksen free kick but he was offside.

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