Striker – Harry Kane (Tottenham)
“You are a wizard Harry,” is a common chant heard in Tottenham’s matches in the past three seasons, alluding to Kane’s first name being similar to a popular fictional character. The Spurs main man was labelled a one-season wonder but he is now into his third season and continues to leave supporters and pundits in wonder.
The Englishman has scored 20 league goals so far this season to go along with 25 and 21 goals in the previous two seasons, outlining his consistency. He has the ability to score with either foot, brings his side’s attackers into play and has the knack to score goals in a bunch making him a complete striker at the young age of 23.
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Arsenal’s Olivier Giroud is having a good season but his efforts fall short of Kane. While Alexis Sanchez is a definite contender, his versatility to play on the left-wing allows for the inclusion of both the players and deservedly so.
In midfield and attack, Spurs have 4 players to Arsenal’s two and in total, Spurs have 7 players to Arsenal’s 4.
This is a significant change from the Gunners completely dominating the XI and while it needs consistency from the Spurs side to truly claim a shift in power, Arsenal’s neighbours are definitely in the driver’s seat for North London supremacy at present.