Sunday brought more derby day delight to Gooners everywhere as we beat Tottenham Hotspur 4-1 for the second time this season.

A brace apiece for Ebere Eze and Viktor Gyokeres saw us cruise to victory, recording a fourth-straight win at Spurs' home ground for the first time since 1955 and re-establishing our five-point lead at the top of the league.

But why did it go so right? Adrian Clarke has happily gone through the footage and stats to find out why we were so dominant:

ATTITUDE AND APPLICATION

All eyes were on how the players would bounce back from the disappointment of dropping points at Wolves – and in that regard Mikel Arteta’s side delivered the perfect response.

Assertive from the start, imposing our game on Spurs, we set about our work with just the kind of determined mindset the manager would have wanted. Quietening the home crowd, we enjoyed 28 touches inside the opposition box during a one-sided first period, with our north London neighbours managing just one touch inside our penalty area.

Tottenham touch map: first half

Arsenal touch map: first half

Our superior quality told in the second half, but from start to...