Layla Anna-Lee believes Spurs are now the superior team in North London. Is she wrong? Arsenal fans have always been able to take some solace from the fact that, no matter how bad it got, they would still finish above local rivals Tottenham in the Premier League table. Dubbed "St. Totteringham's Day" since 2002 the point in the season where Spurs could no longer finish above the Gunners was cause for celebration -- especially last season when it happened on the final day of the campaign. But this year things have changed. This year, Tottenham can ensure their place above Arsenal for the first time in 22 years. And this year, that can happen at White Hart Lane on April 30. We...
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