With the Premier League 2022-23 fixtures out in the wild, Arsenal and Tottenham fans can put next season's North London derby dates in their diaries.
The Gunners entertain Spurs at the Emirates on the weekend of 1/2 October and make the short trip to the Tottenham Hotspur stadium on the weekend of 14/15 January.
These bitter rivals picked up a home win apiece in last term's encounters, with Arsenal winning 3-1 and Spurs 3-0 - a result which proved crucial as Antonio Conte's side pipped Mikel Arteta's men to Champions League qualification.
Both teams ought to be involved in the battle for a top-four finish once again in 2022-23 - which will be Arsenal's seventh successive season absent from Europe's elite club competition.
In terms of transfers so far this summer, Spurs have done the more prominent business, bringing in Croatia winger Ivan Perisic, as well as former Southampton goalkeeper Fraser Forster - while a deal for Brighton midfielder Yves Bissouma appears close to completion.
Arsenal, meanwhile, have snapped up young Brazilian winger Marquinhos and United States international goalkeeper Matt Turner; they have also been linked with moves for Manchester City striker Gabriel Jesus and Leicester playmaker Youri Tielemans.
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