Arsenal proved resilience pays off in football’s fiercest rivalries, grinding out a 1-0 win against Tottenham in a chaotic North London derby . Brazilian defender Gabriel Magalhaes became the hero with a thunderous 64th-minute header, sealing victory despite Spurs dominating possession for much of the match.
\"It’s a big derby – we’re so happy to win here!\" Gabriel shouted to roaring away fans post-game, capping a performance that saw Arsenal weather relentless attacks. Missing key stars like Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard, the Gunners relied on grit and David Raya’s clutch saves to stay alive.
Tottenham’s frustrations grew as chances slipped away – Dominic Solanke misfired twice, while Dejan Kulusevski’s last-gasp rocket sailed over the bar. \"We lacked belief in the final third,\" admitted Spurs manager Ange Postecoglou. \"They capitalized on their moment.\"
The win keeps Arsenal’s Premier League title hopes burning, staying two points behind Manchester City. With a trip to the Etihad looming, this derday grind could be a season-defining moment.
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. Brazilian defender Gabriel Magalhaes became the hero with a thunderous 64th-minute header, sealing victory despite Spurs dominating possession for much of the match.
\"It’s a big derby – we’re so happy to win here!\" Gabriel shouted to roaring away fans post-game, capping a performance that saw Arsenal weather relentless attacks. Missing key stars like Declan Rice and Martin Odegaard, the Gunners relied on grit and David Raya’s clutch saves to stay alive.
Tottenham’s frustrations grew as chances slipped away – Dominic Solanke misfired twice, while Dejan Kulusevski’s last-gasp rocket sailed over the bar. \"We lacked belief in the final third,\" admitted Spurs manager Ange Postecoglou. \"They capitalized on their moment.\"
The win keeps Arsenal’s Premier League title hopes burning, staying two points behind Manchester City. With a trip to the Etihad looming, this derday grind could be a season-defining moment. 
