Arsenal Crush Tottenham 5-0 in North London Derby Dominance

Arsenal Women delivered a masterclass performance in the North London Derby, thrashing Tottenham 5-0 in a commanding display at the Emirates Stadium. The Gunners showcased their attacking prowess, overwhelming their rivals to maintain their stronghold near the top of the Women’s Super League (WSL) table.

Gunners Dominate from the Start

From the opening whistle, Arsenal took control, pressing high and creating early opportunities. Their attacking intent paid off in the 12th minute when Alessia Russo fired home a stunning strike to put the hosts in front.

Tottenham struggled to cope with Arsenal’s relentless attacking force, and by halftime, the Gunners had doubled their lead. Captain Kim Little converted a clinical penalty after Caitlin Foord was brought down inside the box, giving Arsenal a comfortable 2-0 cushion at the break.

Second-Half Blitz Seals the Victory

The second half saw Arsenal shift into another gear, with their relentless attacking display overwhelming the Spurs’ defense. Beth Mead made it 3-0 in the 52nd minute, slotting the ball past the Tottenham goalkeeper after a well-worked team move.

Caitlin Foord added her name to the scoresheet with a superb finish, further cementing Arsenal’s dominance. The final blow came late in the game when Frida Maanum delivered a long-range strike, sealing the 5-0 rout and sending the Arsenal faithful into celebration.

Title Race Heats Up

This emphatic victory keeps Arsenal firmly in the WSL title race, showcasing their intent to challenge Chelsea and Manchester City for the championship. With standout performances across the pitch, Jonas Eidevall’s side continues to establish themselves as serious contenders for silverware this season.

Meanwhile, Tottenham will need to regroup after a crushing defeat, with their defensive frailties exposed by one of the league’s most lethal attacking forces.

What’s Next?

Arsenal will look to carry this momentum into their upcoming fixtures, while Tottenham must bounce back quickly to keep their European qualification hopes alive. As the WSL season progresses, the Gunners’ dominant form signals that North London remains firmly red.