North London derby power has shifted away from Arsenal towards Tottenham but it's not permanent until they win trophies - TACKLE KEOWN

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I think this will be a draw, and if it is I’m hoping for a high-scoring 2-2.

This team includes players who are available for Saturday’s game:

Lloris (Tottenham); Bellerin (Arsenal), Koscielny (Arsenal), Vertonghen (Tottenham), Rose (Tottenham); Dier (Tottenham); Ramsey (Arsenal), Alli (Tottenham); Eriksen (Tottenham), Kane (Tottenham), Sanchez (Arsenal).

You are judged in this game more than any other. You always have to be your best in this game.

I remember watching a north London derby as an apprentice in the early 1980s. In one game, Graham Roberts put Charlie Nicholas into the stand and he disappeared out of view!

As a young player, you realise that you cannot hold back in these games. Even when we played Tottenham in the youth team, we knew this was our game of the season. I think we beat them 9-0 or 9-1 and it felt like we had set down a real marker.

The following season, I think we beat them 6-0 on our way to winning the reserve combination.  If you win, you live off that performance for weeks to come.

The one that really sticks out is when Sol Campbell first went back to White Hart Lane in 2001.

I have never seen such anger towards a player. Two of the windows in the back of the coach were put out.

In my career, it did not get more hostile than playing at Galatasaray but that day came close.

We were kept behind in the ground after the game and needed an escort when we left.

May 1999, when we won 3-1 at White Hart Lane.  We didn’t ultimately win the title that year – but Tottenham could not do anything to stop us.

Kanu rounded off the victory by flicking the ball over Luke Young before scoring. There can only have been the width of a cigarette paper between the ball and Young’s head.

Kanu was quite magnificent that night.

If this was at Wembley or White Hart Lane, I would be expecting Tottenham to win.

But Arsenal are a different animal at home. Maybe it is because everything has to be perfect for them. The familiarity and support teases out more expressive performances.

Arsenal’s support will be more vociferous on Saturday because their dominance has been snatched away.

Tottenham fans used to be so bitter because Arsenal were winning trophies. Now, the Arsenal fans will be angry.

Whatever may be missing from Arsenal’s performance will be made up in the support from their fans. They will make this a white-hot atmosphere for Spurs.

He will have been watching this international break with great interest. The fact that he has been left out of the England squad will motivate him even more.

If he doesn’t get any football soon, he will become doubly frustrated.

With Jack, the question always used to be, ‘Just how good can he become?’ Now, it is, ‘Can he still do it?’

After Arsenal’s defeat by Manchester City, I argued that it was time for Arsene Wenger to play Wilshere in the Premier League.

This could be the game where Wilshere bursts on to the scene and re-emerges as a player.

This kind of a game is a real leveller.

Everything goes out of the window when Arsenal play Tottenham. These are games you have to play with your head, not your heart.

This game comes at a perfect time for Arsenal to try to reignite their season. They will not be coming into this with any fear.

Dier is such an outstanding player that he can play in midfield. Ultimately, if England had better midfield players he would be in the back line.

For me, Dier is England’s best central defender. I read this morning that Gareth Southgate intends to play him as a defender at the World Cup.

While that is the right move, he needs to play on the right of a back three rather than in the middle.

If Stones plays on the right he will be exposed. Laurent Koscielny plays on the right of a three for Arsenal because he is best at dealing with the danger at source.

Dier is good enough to play in that position on the right of the three.

I have also been impressed with Harry Maguire. I have watched him from a very young age at Sheffield United and I know Arsenal were looking at him.

Leicester got him for a snip at £17million!

There was a power shift the moment Tottenham finished above Arsenal last season and beat them to qualification for the Champions League.

But until this Tottenham team starts to win trophies, they have not permanently tipped the balance in their favour.