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Eberechi Eze torments Tottenham Hotspur again as Arsenal made a title statement of intent by restoring their lead at the top of the Premier League table to five points with victory in the north London derby.

Mikel Arteta said Arsenal “showed what we’re made of” in Sunday’s 4-1 win at Tottenham after feeling “ashamed” by their previous draw at Wolves.

Igor Tudor labelled Arsenal as the “best team in the world” after the new Tottenham head coach said the Premier League leaders gave his team a reality check.

George Ford: ‘We want to get to root of the problems’ Second straight loss destroyed championship hopes George Ford has vowed that England will conduct a “properly honest” and “uncomfortable” review of their Six Nations humiliation against Ireland on Saturday. The hosts collapsed spectacularly in the face of an Irish onslaught at Twickenham, falling 22-0

Fermín López caps 3-0 win over Levante Atalanta strike late to beat Napoli 2-1 Barcelona returned to the top of La Liga with a 3-0 victory over relegation-threatened Levante as Marc Bernal, Frenkie de Jong and substitute Fermín López struck at Camp Nou. Last season’s champions moved to 61 points from 25 games, one ahead

France 33-8 Italy Winger scores in eighth consecutive match France pulled clear at the top of the Six Nations table and kept their grand slam ambitions on track with a hard-fought victory against Italy on Sunday. The Azzurri had unfinished business in Lille. It was two years ago in the northern city that Les Bleus,

Donegal remain clear at the top of Division One with victory over Armagh, while Cavan, Down and Antrim score wins but Monaghan, Tyrone and Fermanagh suffer defeat.

Frenkie De Jong’s first goal in over a year and a thunderbolt from Fermin Lopez helped put Barcelona back on top of LaLiga as they brushed aside strugglers Levante 3-0.

Eberechi Eze produced a timely brace to haunt Tottenham again and restore Arsenal’s five-point lead at the Premier League summit with a 4-1 north London derby win.

Arsenal could feel the breath of Manchester City on their necks and the questions mounting; the anxiety all around them. The draw at Wolves on Wednesday had been a disaster and, with only two Premier League wins in seven, everybody seemed to want to say the same thing. Mikel Arteta and his players were cracking