Tottenham have “gone way in front of Arsenal as a team”, says Harry Redknapp, with the balance of power in north London considered to have shifted from red to white.
For a long time, the Gunners enjoyed domestic dominance over their arch-rivals.
Regression was, however, endured at Emirates Stadium towards the end of Arsene Wenger’s reign, with those struggles carrying over into the tenures of Unai Emery and Mikel Arteta.
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Arsenal have slumped into the bottom half of the table this season, on the back of their worst start to a campaign in 39 years, while Spurs have hit top spot under the guidance of Jose Mourinho.