Angie Postecoglou Note that Tottenham Players against thinking about it Arsenal It's a team that's up and running to the north. London Derby.
Mikel Arteta will join Declan Rice through suspension, While Martin Odegaard is suffering from significant pain after suffering some injuries during an international match in Norway this week..
Arsenal have enjoyed a positive start to the season with two wins and a draw in their first three games, with Tottenham looking to bounce back from a 2-1 defeat away to Newcastle before the international break.
Tottenham host Arsenal's first Clasico of the season in north London, and not on Sunday, but Postecoglou suggests Arteta's side will be less of a threat without Rice and Odegaard.
“Oh my God, there's a terrible armoured fall, and they're saying they (or Arsenal) are relying on two players,” Postecoglou said.
“We have two important players, but we also felt the lack of important players last year and we can still make big adjustments.
“A team like Arsenal has been so consistent over the last two years and can find all the holes they have. The quality of their staff. It's important for us to focus on our performances.
When we play well, and we certainly play well in the first three games, and if we are more clear in both areas, we will be at the level of any team. That is what we have to think about at the end of the week.
We'll start thinking that they've been weakened in some way, and we'll be punished.
We will think that they will be too strong, or that they will be too strong, so we have to not be the best. We know that no matter how best we can play or football, we can compete with them.
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