Tottenham Vs Arsenal: 5 Key Things We Learned

2. Arsenal's Season Is Not Over

Without wanting to sound patronising, Arsenal shouldn't give up their hopes of a Champions League spot after this defeat. While catching Spurs looks to be a tough task, they are still within two wins of overtaking troubled Chelsea, and Arsenal certainly showed enough in this match to suggest that they have what it takes to push on and make up some of those points in the last ten games of the season. With players like Santi Cazorla, Theo Walcott and Jack Wilshere in your team, you are capable of beating anyone on your best day. It may look bleak for the Gunners at the moment, as they could finish outside of the top four in the league table for the first time in Arsene Wenger's 16 year reign and Europa League football is not a prospect that excites them or their legions of fans, but they are still capable of pulling this out of the bag, just as they have in previous seasons.