Brian Kerr

Well, we're just here at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium after what has been a really convincing win by Arsenal.

The second time they've won the North London derby this season by four goals to one.

Two from Eberichieze and two from Victor Jacquez.

Brian, I think right from the off and maybe after the equaliser had gone in for Spurs, maybe a bit of good luck with that, but you really felt that Arsenal were on top for most of this game today.

For Arsenal, after that draw against Wolves, so much questions over their mentality, whether they had the fight in them.

And especially after they watched Man City last night putting in such a vivacious kind of performance in their win against Newcastle.

They would have been a little bit worried coming into this game today.

But to respond like this with such a convincing win against your North London rivals, such a big game.

And even despite the fact that Declan Rice made that mistake leading up to the Colmawanny goal, Arteta couldn't have asked for a better response for this.

And I'd say he'd be feeling a lot more confident now going into that Chelsea game.

Yeah, they might have taken Guardiola's, Daiquiri's and Caprini's line maybe as motivation last night, as if to say he was laughing at them.

Here's another one, Brian, just quickly on Spurs.

Colin Moane, probably the only slight highlight for them, or Bryce Burstyn from today's game, and then next week they play Fulham, who scored three goals away to Sunderland.

That's a massive concern.

Building the plane as you're flying the plane, as they say.

Thanks a million, Brian.

Lots more comedy in Off the Ball between now and the end of the season.

Next week, we'll have the Arsenal-Chelsea match.

And before that, Friday night, of course, the big Dublin derby between Bohemians and Shamrock Grove is from seven o'clock on Off the Ball.