After Tottenham’s heavy North London derby defeat to Arsenal, Gary Neville says Spurs’ problems are no longer a one-off, they are a worrying pattern.

Gary Neville says Arsenal have answered questions in their win at Tottenham, and withstood the pressure put on them by Manchester City in the Premier League title race.

There are still a lot of questions about Arsenal, the title race and what is to come from them in the run-in this season. But one thing is absolutely certain: Viktor Gyokeres had his best game for the club against Tottenham.

The win moved Arsenal five points clear at the top and an emotional and jubilant Arteta hit back at those who had labelled his team 'bottle-jobs' after they threw away a two-goal lead at Wolves.

Tottenham interim manager Igor Tudor says his side need "to work harder than before" but is confident of avoiding relegation, despite a 4-1 defeat by Arsenal in his first game.

Eberechi Eze has scored five goals across the two north London derbies this season

Gyokeres is now into double figures for goals in the Premier League

Tottenham Hotspur 1-4 Arsenal: The Gunners restored their five-point lead at the top of the Premier League with a commanding win over their neighbours

Tottenham are languishing in 16th in the Premier League, just four points ahead of West Ham in 18th

It was a close run thing for a time, but Tottenham’s haplessness prevailed over the idea that the league leaders might be inveterate bottlersIt was a derby but it was also a clash of emerging narratives, which is always a confusing, if thrilling, moment for the great soap opera of the Premier League. In the end, Tottenham’s haplessness prevailed over the …

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