Arsenal vs Spurs | 3-1 | 1996/97 [HQ]

Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur - Extended Highlights
1996/1997 Premier League

[@HenrikCOYG]

Highlights : 04:50 Penalty 05:25 1-0 Wright 10:46 "I'm at the wrong side of town" 11:08 Half time 11:30 Second half 11:39 Wenger with the drip🔥 12:45 Great chance to "them" + fight 15:30 Lucky goal 1-1 20:58 2-1 Goal by the 🐐 22:18 Filthy footwork by Wright and Supreme goal by Bergkamp 24:06 Full time! What a game😍

[@hanklesacks]

Incredible atmosphere

[@leeakers1370]

Even back then Sol looked so drained playing for spurs, just glad he saw the light and moved across to the team in north London that could provide him with medals his talents deserved.

[@FootkerSnookball]

@leeakers1370 Yeah I thought the same about v.Persie. it was a much needed switch to ManUtd for him.

[@tris87don16]

Man was stressed 😂COYG

[@GoonerC5011]

Fun fact my dad's best friend is Sols brother George... this was the 1st game he took me too... im an Arsenal fan ❤

[@5wheels178]

That takedown by Bergkamp at 7.50... magic

[@SW-kr9fl]

Nice to see John Lukic back after Anfield 89

[@navi3971]

The link up play between Wrighty and Dennis?👌And Mr Arsenal as our auxiliary No9! Loved those days

[@ml0556]

And here the lengend was born

[@l.rosenh.2580]

Onefootball?

[@DJROOSKA]

Thank you for this👍👍👍

[@kealls575]

I was a steward at this game, first win for Arsenal against the spuds in 5 years at home and my celebrations almost got me sacked (almost).

[@littlebiits4216]

damn they dont let you celebrate huh

[@leeakers1370]

3 years.

[@kealls575]

@@leeakers1370 Not including the FA cup!

[@leeakers1370]

@@kealls575 We beat them 0-1 at their place in 93.

[@kealls575]

@@leeakers1370 I should re right the post and home!

[@dave4342]

Tottenham will always be in our shadow

[@felixgaal53]

John Champion, for all his fantastic commentary in this match, got one important fact wrong. North London has ALWAYS been Arsenal's. Spurs simply exist to vindicate our primacy.

[@thelstanedwardsson4374]

3-0

[@felixgaal53]

@@thelstanedwardsson4374 You might want to update the score 🤣

[@thelstanedwardsson4374]

@@felixgaal53 Nah 🔔🔚🤡, I'll wait until 14th January Woolwich Boy. 😂😂

[@felixgaal53]

@@thelstanedwardsson4374 When all else fails, you can take solace in your most impressive period of the modern era. 2014-2022. Trophy Haul= 0 "Big Club" indeed 🤣

[@thelstanedwardsson4374]

@@felixgaal53 Lmao - Is this the best you can come up with? 🔔🔚 You're the muppet using the words '"Big Club" - where on this little exchange have I said that? Dayam, if you had a brain cell, it would have died long ago from loneliness. 😂😂 Typical Woolwich Boy.

[@LeeH688]

Chris Armstrong should definitely have seen red, and the ruckus after that distracted everyone form the fact that scummy desperate Spurs didn’t give the ball back to Arsenal who kicked it out for Vieira to receive treatment. They scored from that throw in.

[@FIFFAN18]

What was it about 90s footballer that made players in their 20s look like they were in their 40s

[@gabrielbenjamin3171]

FIFFAN18 probably their diet and how they were training

[@assistantto007]

All that boozing and clubbing.

[@5wheels178]

hard living

[@assistantto007]

It's great to see 11 gunners beat 12 spuds.

[@aze4964]

BergKamp was something else man oh my god

[@GoonerC5011]

My 1st ever game I went too ❤

[@tsoen-shinlam7621]

14:54 That nasty tackle should have been a straight red by today's standard.

[@LeeH688]

It was a straight red in 1996 also.

[@user-gu9vh6cc5s]

This video from ESPN classic 😉

[@sunnychima9489]

"Tottenham huspur finished this season in 10TH PLACE" hahahahahaha!!!

[@JezaGooner]

Mate that wasn't a surprise back then, think when we went onto win our second double under AW they were like 16th, what you're seeing there is just standard spurs.

[@SpeccyHorace]

@@JezaGooner 9th

[@the16bitprick36]

@@JezaGooner "it's happened again" 😂😂 they lot will always be in our shadows #coyg

[@bornintottenhamn1743]

​@@the16bitprick36 and look who finished 4th. mug

[@the16bitprick36]

@@bornintottenhamn1743 come back to me when you make the most of finishing 4th 👍

[@megaman75]

We did it again

[@DJROOSKA]

New sub

[@RoadmanRob8]

Those wenger magic pills he was giving the Arsenal grandads were very much on show in this game

[@MultiVince95]

Sunday 24th November 1996

[@kwilfort]

Rare Daren Anderton sighting.... 🤣 Wrighty should have had a hat-trick

[@mandrauptukangbecak]

Wright Is Right

[@diptastik5651]

If we had a player like Peter Story playing then, Armstrong would have been dog meat after that tackle on Patrick.

[@45ginola]

The ref must have been fucking blind not to see that two foot tackle on Vieira.

[@keithwarren1114]

My very first game

[@jessemhally5385]

Arsene Wenger inherited a wonderful squad but unfortunetly he never had a clear succession plan so he failed to maintain the standards of his team…its something that diffetentiate him with the likes of Pep and Sir Alex

[@ArturoGofunkez]

No manager can compare to Ferguson, but Arsene only inherited a good to mediocre team. They had been 10th, 4th, 12th and 5th before he got there. He kept the goaltender and defenders, but when they won the league in 1998 there was only one midfielder (Parlour) and two forwards (Wright and Bergkamp) that he inherited. When they won the league in 2004 there were only four players left over from the ’98 winning team. The vast majority of players on their trophy winning teams were brought in by Arsene, not inherited. Without his constant recruitment, great game management and training methods (and nutrition and not drinking) Arsenal’s last league win would be 1991. The reason Arsenal fell off after 2004 is that they spent less money on players so they could pay for the Emirates. Essentially, the club chose a bigger stadium with a good-but-not-great team over a small stadium with a great team. Arsene clearly had a plan that kept them at or near the top of the league for eight years (and in the top four for 12 years after that, with three FA Cup wins in the 2010’s - and his seven wins is the most ever for a manager). Having said all that, I think he stayed a bit too long. It might have even been a good idea to leave when Henry left.

[@FootkerSnookball]

@ArturoGofunkez "Goaltender" 😂 DavidPlatt played for Arsenal before Wenger. Not just Parlour out of the midfielders and you can't leave Platt out he literally scored a massive goal vs ManUtd where they wouldn't have stood a chance of winning the PL without. Also Keown sometimes played midfield. Stephen Hughes also played for Arsenal before 97/98. They had a few low finishes in PL as you said 10th & 12th (out of 22, not 20) but they still won a couple of things 1of those years and the other at least got to a cup final.

[@ArturoGofunkez]

@@FootkerSnookball You're right I should have at least mentioned Platt. He was great in his two years under Arsene, and the '98 win. And the word "goaltender" slipped out because I'm Canadian and that's what we call a so-called "goalkeeper" in hockey.

[@FootkerSnookball]

@@ArturoGofunkez I know North American's call them goal tenders I just still found it funny when talking about this sport as the term is never used here it's goalkeeper, keeper, goalie (which I think you use as well) and as you're typing you could just be quick and say GK.

[@jeannotschumacher1024]

The probldm is that arsène had zero clue of any tactics GG was a far better coach AND manager. AW overrated with no balls. From a bitter gooner. The board and his stubbornes coast us 10 years!!!!!!!

[@AIJimmybad]

what they don't show on these highlights is that Arsenal kicked the ball out for Vieira to get attention after that challenge and the cheating scum didn't give it back and scored.

[@stevesalkas9128]

Who scored for spurs ...arsenal

[@brando3023]

So many donkeys on the pitch ! Donkey football ⚽️

[@LeeH688]

No idea what you’re talking about. Arsenal played some wonderful moves and passes in this game. Spurs on the other hand…