British media football insider reported that former Arsenal striker Kevin Campbell analyzed that Spurs are now in very good form in the front trident, which will be the biggest difference between Tottenham and Arsenal in the top four of the competition. Campbell explained that Arsenal will have a hard time beating Tottenham with Kane Son and Kulusevsky, and that the Premier League top four battle may be out of suspense after the North London derby.
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Kevin Campbell is a typical British high school striker who scored 45 goals in five seasons for Arsenal from 1990 to 1995 and scored two hat-tricks for the Gunners. In an interview with football insider, Kevin Campbell spoke about his views on the Premier League's race for four. At present, in the standings, although Arsenal is three points behind Tottenham Hotspur, they have the advantage of one less game. However, this week, Arsenal have to face Chelsea and Manchester United, and the Gunners, who have lost three consecutive games, have not been optimistic.
Kevin Campbell
Campbell believes that Spurs now have Kane, Son Heung-min and Kulusevsky, which is the biggest difference between Spurs and other teams in the competition for the top four. Campbell said: "Tottenham's forward trident is what sets them apart from other opponents and to be honest, we all know where Tottenham's strength is. The strongest thing about Tottenham is their forward attack. Now Tottenham Hotspur, the key is to do a good job in the midfield, force the opponent to make mistakes, and then play the opponent's counterattack. In my opinion, Spurs are very good at defensive counter-attacks. ”
"Kane, Son Heung-min and Kulusevsky, all three strikers are great players. They are very flexible in their running positions and can score goals. The arrival of Kulu is a very good addition, and he has allowed Spurs to move on. It's not surprising that Tottenham play well, and that's where it matters. Campbell was full of praise for Tottenham's forward trident.
After three consecutive defeats, Campbell is not optimistic about the prospects of old club Arsenal competing for the top four. "Arsenal don't have as much forward firepower as Tottenham and don't have as much experience and Arteta trusts youngsters too much. Arsenal will have a hard time beating Tottenham, and the competition in the top four of the Premier League may be out of suspense after the North London derby. Campbell said.