For years, decades, even ages, there was no dilemma who did North London belong to. It was almost always in red and white colours of Arsenal, while Tottenham had some fine days (especially during the ’80s) but spent most of the time in the shadows of Highbury outfit.However, things started to change in the last decade and a half, following Arsenal’s move to Emirates Stadium, when the Gunners’ bumpy ride slowly started, and problems emerged.Gunners with no gunpowder in the City: Arsenal thrashed 5-0 in ManchesterFaster than anyone expected, Arsenal found themselves on the bottom of the Premier League with not a single point in their pocket after the first three rounds. On the other hand, Spurs have managed to seal all three 1-0 wins despite some false man-management, moving to the very top of the Premiership.##EDITORS_CHOICE##It has never, ever been like that – Tottenham on the top, Arsenal on the very bottom. For the Gunners fans, as dreadful as possible. Unimaginable, unthinkable. But this 29th August will go in history as the moment when the North Londoners were divided with as many as 18 places on the table.
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