Tottenham is controlling the game confidently and arguably in this game especially within the midfield. Just 32 minutes within the first regular time around the clock in this game they are enjoying 68% ball possession while arsenal is having 32%. It seems Mikel Arteta has chosen to sit behind in this match because am not even seeing much of Bukayo Saka in the game due to the much defensiveness of Arsenal in the game.
This match is a match that is yet to be predicted; both the host and the visitors are making good effort to score first. Arsenal is making more contact and has created more attempts on goal than Tottenham, but Tottenham was a bit strong and were also good defensively which is the reason the are yet to concede goals from Arsenal, and Arsenal also miss chance in the first half.
On the contrary, from the statistics from the match at full-time Tottenham were with more attempts on goal than arsenal including shots on target. But it doesn't matter anyway cause at the end of the day what'd most important it's who went home with the three points that counts.
Something I later observed about Arteta after the end of the game in his decision of going defensive (against his usual attacking tactics) was that he knew he doesn't have the quality in the midfield he had to change approach in the absence of Odegaard and he got brilliant result at the end bwith his approach. However, Arsenal would need to work on their creating of chances and finishing as improvement on that would definitely help them when they meet Manchester City next weekend.