Son Heung-Min has hailed the upcoming North London derby as a 'war', with Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur poised to face each other at the latter's ground.
"We can’t just think about it as our game," explained the Spurs skipper during a pre-match interview, quoted by the Daily Star.
"This is for the club and all our fans. We have the responsibility to make it happen, to send the fans home with chest out, a smile on their face. We want to make them happy.
"It is at our home and it is going to be war - it’s a very important time and game for them. And it is for us. We want to make the club, the fans and us proud."
The Gunners are desperate for a win as they fight to win their first Premier League title in 20 years.
As for Spurs, any chance to beat Arsenal will not be taken lightly. They are in a good state under Ange Postecoglou and are desperate for a top-four finish.
Arsenal have had the upper hand in London derbies this season; purely based on form, Mikel Arteta's men should emerge victorious.
