Reaction as Tottenham win north London derby

1. Kane rises highest in box to head in Davies cross
2. Mkhitaryan subbed off after 65 mins
3. Radio London commentary available for UK users

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'Kane made the difference'

Arsenal

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger: "In the first half we missed three or four opportunities on the counter attack which is difficult to swallow, always the final ball. We contained them to very little.

"Once they scored you could see we were wobbling and they could have scored more but in the last 10 minutes we should have come back to 1-1.

"The first goal was key and we conceded it. Kane made the difference, that's what he's about. I have seen the replay, it is no foul, just good centre-forward play. We can only look at ourselves.

"It will be more difficult to finish in the top four but we have to fight for it. "

'Kane should've scored a hat-trick'

Leon Osman

Former Everton midfielder on Final Score

We come to expect Kane to score every time now.

Fantastic ball, rose like the proverbial salmon. Missed a header later that might have been a tad easier and hit a volley that went straight to the keeper. You expect Kane to come away from that match with a hat-trick.

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'The present and the future'

Spurs boss Mauricio Pochettino: "First half both teams had good energy but they were so compact it was hard to find the space. We dominated but we did not create much.

"Second half with the same shape we were much better. We found space and created problems and after 20 minutes it should be 3-0. In football if you don't kill the game you will concede chances and suffer.

"I am so happy to win. We have had three massive games against United, Liverpool and Arsenal and seven points is good.

"Harry Kane is not old fashioned, he is the present and the future. We are so proud that he is in our side."

Still no reaction from Wembley by anyone in a red shirt. Hang on, it's coming.

'Wilshere gets better and better'

Bradley Allen

Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London at Wembley

I thought Jack Wilshere played admirably today, he really tried to lead Arsenal, when he wasn't getting a lot of help from his team-mates. He just gets better every time I see him.

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'Kane should have had more'

Tottenham Hotspur

Tottenham midfielder Eric Dier to MOTD: "We dominated the game and second half we countered really well, created lots of chances. It's disappointing that we struggled in the last five minutes as the game should have been settled.

"This team has created the mentality where we can dig in if we have to. They had chances at the end but it could have been a much bigger win.

"Harry Kane loves scoring against Arsenal. He should have had a few more as well."

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Fred: At this rate we'd be lucky to sell Alexandre Lacazette. Most clubs would charge us to take him off our hands.

Abdul: If Arsenal were Man City or Chelsea or United, or even a smaller team, Arsene Wenger would have been gone and forgotten by now.

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'Spurs overpowered Arsenal'

Bradley Allen

Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London at Wembley

This pitch, in these conditions, with heavy rain, it really saps your energy, so it would have taken a lot from the Spurs players today. But they're extremely fit, and they really overpowered Arsenal today.

Arsenal are now six points adrift of fourth place, having played a game more. Their sojourn into the Europa League may not be a one-season wonder.

'Tottenham undeniably impressive'

David Pleat

Former Tottenham manager on BBC Radio 5 live

Tottenham have been very good, they’ve caught Arsenal offside several times which suggests their communication is great at the back.

They’ve shown more bite in midfield, and I have to say they’ve shown more craft. Mkhitaryan was quiet; Wilshere didn’t have as much of the game as he wanted.

No one of an Arsenal persuasion could deny that Tottenham have impressed.

Harry Kane admits that Spurs should have finished the game off but he'll take a 1-0.

Full reaction to come.

Spurs have now lost just one of their last eight Premier League games against Arsenal (W3 D4), although that defeat came earlier this season, losing 2-0 at the Emirates.

The first real sign of any malice come after the full-time whistle as Jack Wilshere and Erik Lamela have to be separated. The vast majority of fans inside Wembley cheer on a big win which puts seven points between the two sides.

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FULL-TIME

Mesut Ozil hits the free-kick into the wall, and that's full time!

'Agonisingly wide for Arsenal'

Bradley Allen

Ex-QPR striker on BBC Radio London at Wembley

Alexandre Lacazette span away from Davinson Sanchez there, it's really clever movement. But he's put it just wide, agonisingly wide for Arsenal. That's two big chances he's missed in two minutes.

CLOSE!

CHANCE!

Oh my word Arsenal should have scored! The ball is threaded forwards, there doesn't appear to be much danger but Davinson Sanchez makes a hash of dealing with it and Alexandre Lacazette is through the door. One on one with the keeper, tricky angle, he guides a shot wide of Hugo Lloris - but wide of the post too!

Inches in it.

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Spurs need to keep their heads on and see this game home. They're out in front but can't be complacent.

Rajeev

Chance - no!

There's a shot for Arsenal inside the area, Alexandre Lacazette has time and space beyond the far post to meet a looping cross from the right. He leans back and hammers it well, well, well over the top.

He holds his head in his hands.

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