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Tottenham have the meanest defensive record in the division while Arsenal have seen the goals dry up – only the three teams in the relegation zone have scored fewer. José Mourinho has drilled down into a deep-sitting, counter-attacking style, particularly for the big games, and nobody could say with any certainty that he will try to make the running. Mikel Arteta, meanwhile, is mired on a dismal run and must dig in to get something. Nick Ames
Sunday 4.30pm Sky Sports Premier League
Venue Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
Last season Tottenham 2 Arsenal 1
Odds H Evens A 3-1 D 27-10
Referee Martin Atkinson
This season G8 Y14 R1 1.87 per/game
TOTTENHAM
Subs from Lloris, Gazzaniga, Doherty, Tanganga, Sánchez, Rodon, Davies, Winks, Fernandes, Lo Celso, Alli, Clarke, Bale, Lucas, Vinícius
Doubtful Reguilón, Kane, Vinícius (all match fitness), Alderweireld (groin), Lloris (match fitness)
Injured Lamela (foot, 10 Dec)
Suspended None
Discipline Y12 R0
Form DWWWWD
Leading scorer Son 9
ARSENAL
Subs from Rúnarsson, Soares, Kolasinac, Marí, Chambers, Mustafi, Maitland-Niles, Xhaka, Ceballos, Willock, Nelson, Smith Rowe, Lacazette, Nketiah, Balogun
Doubtful Partey (thigh), David Luiz (head)
Injured Martinelli (knee, Jan)
Suspended Pépé (second of three)
Discipline Y14 R1
Form LLWLDL
Leading scorer Lacazette 3
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