Danny Rose targets Chelsea win after new Tottenham hero's wonder strike ruins Arsenal's title dream

15 April 2010 17:48
Tottenham hero Danny Rose has set his sights on ruining Chelsea's Premier League title bid after ending Arsenal's own hopes with his 35-yard wonder strike at White Hart Lane.[LNB]Rose, in his first league start for Spurs, capitalised on Manuel Almunia's weak punch to volley Tottenham in front in stunning fashion on Wednesday night, before Gareth Bale added a second as Arsenal suffered a first north London derby defeat in 11 years.[LNB]Spurs are now hot on the heels of fourth-placed Manchester City while the Gunners are six points behind leaders Chelsea. But with the Blues travelling to White Hart Lane on Saturday, Rose, 19, has targeted his next victims.  [LNB] Instant impact: Danny Rose celebrates his incredible goal against Arsenal[LNB]He said: 'Beating Arsenal proves that we can beat Chelsea. We have come on leaps and bounds this season and have been more consistent away from home as well. [LNB]'It's the first time we have beaten Arsenal in 11 years and we have shown we can beat anyone at home. [LNB]'We needed to win to put a bit of pressure on Manchester City. They have got a hard game at the weekend against United and so have we. [LNB]'I know a lot of people wrote us off with the tough matches we had coming up so it was important to get three points against Arsenal.'[LNB] Unstoppable: Danny Rose's shot flies past Gunners' goalkeeper Manuel Almunia...[LNB]Rose's superb strike will live long in the memory of many a Spurs supporter, but those hoping that the youngster will produce such feats on a regular basis may be disappointed, with Rose admitting he had never before managed such a brilliant strike.[LNB]'I don't think I have ever hit a better shot than that in my life,' he added. 'I was going to bring it down at first and then at the last minute I just thought I would hit it. I caught it sweetly and it has gone in. [LNB] ... and slams into the back of the net to give Tottenham the lead[LNB]'I was very nervous but the lads helped me out massively before the kick-off. Coaches Les Ferdinand and Tim Sherwood both came up to me and told me not to worry about anything and do what I do in training. [LNB]'The atmosphere in the dressing room was unbelievable after the game. Everyone was jumping on Heurelho Gomes. He made three world-class saves and everyone was buzzing.'[LNB] Danny who? Sportsmail uncovers Tottenham's rookie hero RoseVIDEO SPECIAL: White lightning! Danny Rose joins Paul Gascoigne, David Bentley and Jamie Redknapp to score wonder-strikes against arch-rivals ArsenalTottenham 2 Arsenal 1: Hail hot spur Gomes' super show in derby triumphTOTTENHAM HOTSPUR FC

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