Tottenham vs Arsenal Match Preview, Where to Watch, Odds and Lineups | May 12

Tottenham will face their rivals Arsenal in a huge North London derby on Thursday night, from 20.45 CET, at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. If Arsenal will win this game, they will qualify for next season UEFA Champions League group stage.

Bookmakers from 1xBet see Tottenham as the favourites for this huge game with 2.21 odds to win in at home. Arsenal has 3.42 odds to beat their rivals on the road. A draw in this North London derby will cost 3.68.

Bet365 offers 1.81 for Total Over 3 and 2.06 for Total Under 3. Tottenham scored 60 goals in 35 rounds, while Arsenal scored 56 goals so far in Premier League.

Also, Betway offers 1.62 for "both teams to score - yes" and 2.23 for "both teams to score - no".

The North London derby Tottenham vs Arsenal will be televised on Sky Sports Premier League. The broadcast from Tottenham Hotspur Stadium begins at 20.35 CET, ten minutes before the start of the match.

• Matches: 59;
• Tottenham wins: 14;
• Arsenal wins: 22;
• Draws: 23;
• Tottenham goals: 73;
• Arsenal goals: 95;

• Tottenham: Harry Kane (28 years old, forward) - 100 million €;
• Arsenal: Bukayo Saka (20 years old, forward) - 65 million €;
• Tottenham squad market value: 587.25 million €;
• Arsenal squad market value: 521 million €;

Tottenham won only two games in the last five rounds and occupy the fifth place in the Premier League table with 62 points. Arsenal is fourth-placed with 66 points, with three games left to play.

If Antonio Conte's side will suffered a defeat in the North London derby, their Champions League hopes will be almost over. Chelsea is third-placed with 67 points.

Tottenham won the last three games played at home against Arsenal.

Arsenal is coming after four consecutive wins in Premier League: 4-2 vs Chelsea, 3-1 vs Manchester United, 2-1 vs West Ham United and 2-1 vs Leeds United.

Last time The Gunners beat Tottenham on the road was in September 2015. It was a 2-1 win for Arsenal and Mathieu Flamini scored both goals.

With a win in this game, Mikel Arteta's side will qualify for the Champions League after five years! They played in UCL between 1998/1999 and 2016/2017, for nineteen successive seasons.

• Tottenham (3-4-3): Lloris - Romero, Dier, Davies - Emerson, Hojbjerg, Bentancur, Sessegnon - Kulusevski, Kane, Son;
• Arsenal (4-2-3-1): Ramsdale - White, Holding, Gabriel, Tomiyasu - Xhaka, Elneny - Saka, Odegaard, Martinelli - Nketiah;