Arsenal Lose Again at Tottenham

Totteham and Arsenal

Tottenham Hotspur won the North London derby. After going through a tough match, Spurs beat its rival's success with the score 2-1.

Both Spurs and Arsenal are both showing explosive game on this action. Arsenal won the ball possession of 60: 40, but lost many of his rivals opened fire.

Recorded, the Spurs let go 18 shots, where six of them right on target. While Arsenal release 13 shots with five of them are on target.

The match eventually differentiated through a long range kick at minute 72 Kyle Walker. The score became 2-1 and last until the game ends.

For Arsenal, it is the fourth defeat this season that makes their position down to order 15 standings while with seven values collection. While the Spurs, climbed into a sequence of six with the12 points.


Starting Lineup

Spurs : Friedel; Walker, Kaboul, King, Assou-Ekotto; Van der Vaart (Sandro 64), Parker (Corluka 89), Modric, Bale; Adebayor (Livermore 85), Defoe

Arsenal : Szczesny; Sagna (Jenkinson 68), Mertesacker, Song, Gibbs; Arteta, Coquelin, Ramsey; Walcott (Benayoun 72), Van Persie, Gervinho (Arshavin 77).

MU Beat Spurs 3 - 0

Danny Welbeck

Manchester United earn maximum points in his first home game this season. Against Tottenham Hotspur, MU won the decisive 3-0.

At Old Trafford, Tuesday (11/8/2011), the ' Red Devils ' scored all goals in the second half of the game. Danny Welbeck opening victory over the goal in minute 61.

Anderson made the MU superior 2-0 in the 76th minute, before Wayne Rooney scored his team's victory in the 87th minute.

With this result MU got a perfect six points, two games, from its Premier League this season. With Manchester City and Wolverhampton Wanderers points equivalent, MU has been in the top three ranking standings while.

Line Up Players :

Manchester United: De Gea; Smalling, Jones, Evans, Evra; Nani, Anderson, Cleverley (Giggs '81), Young (Park '81); Welbeck (Hernandez '81), Rooney.

Tottenham: Friedel; Walker (Corluka '45), Dawson, Kaboul, Assou-Ekotto; Lennon, Kranjcar (Pavlyuchenko '74), Livermore (Huddlestone '74), Bale; Van der Vaart; Defoe.

Europa League is not a Priority Redknapp

Harry Redknapp

Harry Redknapp thinks Europa League can disturb the chance Tottenham Hotspur won the Premier League. European club tournaments was not entered in the list of priorities.

After the season and compete in the UEFA Champions League, the Spurs would have to go down in European club competition class this season finished only because of the five in the Premier League standings.

Scheduling in the Europa League is the reason Redknapp to does not Say. As a result, he chose to play his younger players at the event.

"The young players will get plenty of opportunities to compete in the League because I thought it was the killer," he said on ESPN Star.

"Play every Thursday and Sunday each weekend. It was a nightmare. You will not get a chance in the Premier League because of it, it can kill your chances. "

"We will give young people like Jake Livermore and Andros Townsend experience and see how the results later."

"We've loaned some young players, but few would we preserve and they will be given the opportunity to play in European competition," Redknapp shot.

Last season, the Spurs are relatively good performance because of the multitude can subvert teams which in fact is more experienced as champion of the season 2009/10 Inter Milan and AC Milan.

Spurs eventually retired from Real Madrid in the quarterfinals.