Bet Builder Tip For Arsenal vs Tottenham

The north London derby on Wednesday highlights midweek Premier League action, offering a golden opportunity for the Gunners to bounce back. Don’t miss our match preview for all the details on this huge game, and read on for our 123/1 Bet Builder tip below to make the most of the many betting markets available around this clash.

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Arsenal to Win and Both Teams to Score

This North London derby presents a compelling betting opportunity, with Arsenal tipped to edge past their rivals, Tottenham, in a high-scoring affair. Despite their reputation for being defensively solid at the Emirates, Arsenal’s recent performances have left much to be desired at the back. Mikel Arteta’s side have conceded in each of their last four matches across all competitions, including against opponents who are far less threatening in attack compared to Spurs. With defensive vulnerabilities becoming increasingly evident, it’s difficult to envision Arsenal keeping a clean sheet in this encounter.

However, Arsenal’s attacking prowess at home remains their strongest weapon. Despite the absence of key contributors such as Bukayo Saka and Gabriel Jesus, the Gunners still possess a wealth of attacking talent. Martin Ødegaard’s creativity, Leandro Trossard’s technical ability, and Kai Havertz’s versatility will be key to breaking down Tottenham’s defence, which has often looked susceptible this season. Spurs, for their part, have scored 42 goals in their last 20 league games – an impressive return. Son Heung-min continues to lead the line with distinction, while Dejan Kulusevski and Dominic Solanke add further danger in attack. Arsenal are likely to win this match, but the prospect of both sides finding the net is highly likely given the defensive issues on both sides.

Kai Havertz to Register an Assist

Kai Havertz’s season has been one of ups and downs, with the German forward often facing criticism for his inconsistency. Nonetheless, he remains a pivotal figure in Arsenal’s attacking setup, particularly in the absence of Saka and Jesus. With 12 goals and two assists to his name across all competitions this term, Havertz has shown that he can still make a decisive impact in matches. His ability to play in deeper roles or further forward makes him unpredictable and difficult for defenders to mark effectively.

In fact, Havertz has proven his worth in this fixture before, contributing both a goal and an assist during Arsenal’s visit to Spurs last season. His ability to create chances from wide areas or central positions will be crucial against a Tottenham side that have been far from convincing defensively. Spurs’ midfield and backline are prone to lapses in concentration, and Havertz’s clever movement could exploit these weaknesses. With creative players like Ødegaard and Trossard supporting him, Havertz is well-placed to provide a vital assist in what promises to be a thrilling contest.

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Dominic Solanke to Have 2+ Shots

Dominic Solanke has quietly established himself as a reliable attacking outlet for Tottenham this season. While often overshadowed by the likes of Son and Kulusevski, Solanke has been consistent in his ability to carve out shooting opportunities. Only Brennan Johnson has registered more attempts for Spurs this campaign, with Solanke sitting on 43 shots in total. This highlights his eagerness to test goalkeepers whenever the opportunity arises.

Although he drew a blank against Liverpool in his previous outing, Solanke has managed at least two shots in four of his last six starts. He also showed his willingness to get involved against Arsenal earlier in the season, recording two attempts during their previous meeting. With Spurs likely to get chances on the counter-attack and Arsenal’s defence not at its sharpest, Solanke is a strong candidate to have multiple efforts on goal in this match. His physical presence and ability to find space in and around the box make him a constant threat, particularly in high-stakes games like this.

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Yves Bissouma to Be Shown a Card

Yves Bissouma’s combative style of play has made him a cornerstone of Tottenham’s midfield, but it has also contributed to his disciplinary issues. The Malian midfielder has been booked nine times this season across all competitions, despite only starting 17 matches. His tenacity in breaking up play and disrupting opponents often sees him walk a fine line with referees, particularly in games of high intensity.

The North London derby is a fixture that rarely lacks aggression, and Bissouma is likely to find himself embroiled in the thick of the action as he tries to limit the influence of Arsenal’s midfield maestros like Ødegaard and Thomas Partey. His track record in such encounters is telling; he has been booked in two of his last three appearances at the Emirates, demonstrating how the occasion often brings out his physical side. With Arsenal expected to dominate possession and play intricate football in central areas, Bissouma is almost certain to commit several fouls in his attempts to disrupt their rhythm. A yellow card seems highly probable for a player whose aggression is both his strength and his Achilles heel.

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Under 10.5 Corners

This encounter is unlikely to produce a significant number of corners, based on recent trends for both teams. Arsenal have been notably frugal when it comes to conceding corners this season, with only Manchester City allowing fewer in the Premier League. This defensive discipline has translated into low corner counts in their matches, with their last six league fixtures averaging just seven corners per game.

Tottenham, on the other hand, are among the Premier League’s most prolific teams in terms of winning corners. However, their recent matches have also seen a downturn in corner totals, with three of their last six games featuring fewer than 10.5 corners. The tactical setups of both teams could further contribute to this pattern. Arsenal are expected to dominate possession, which may limit Spurs’ opportunities to win corners, while Arteta’s side tend to favour intricate play over wide deliveries. As such, the under 10.5 corner market looks a sensible choice for this fixture, especially given the historical data supporting a low corner count.

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