So it ends with a point each but there is no doubting which side of north London will be celebrating tonight. I'm off for a lie down in a dark room....

Arsene Wenger will be furious at his side for giving away possession late in that second half - they believed the game was won. However, the Frenchman surely didn't help by replacing the three most effective players on the night.

Harry Redknapp looks non-plussed about things but I'll bet his heart is racing faster than Lewis Hamilton - if this is a sign of things to come under his tenure then Spurs season ticket holders are in for a treat.

This game had everything, stunning goals, late action and epitomised everything that is good about English football. I could quite happily watch that game again right now!!

Tottenham are laying siege but Arsenal look oh so threatening on the break

Four minutes of added time!!!

Bentley is trying to sign off with another wonder goal but this latest attempt is dragged wide.

Diaby tries to insert himself into the game, picking up on a loose ball before driving on and firing a shot off but it cannons off a defenders legs.

Arsenal are starting to look a little casual with a few stray passes coming in. The way this game has gone, you wouldn't be surprised if there were to be another twist.

Van Persie and Nasri combine well down the left hand side but the Dutchman's chip to the back post is gathered by Gomes.

Van Persie can't connect on a Fabregas cross with the goal at his mercy. The only mistake of the night from the Dutchman so far.

Gomes shows safe hands in getting down low to another good effort for Walcott who has caused Spurs problems all night long

Jermaine Jenas narrowly misses a whipped in free kick. Half an inch was the gap there from Spurs getting one back.

That was really poor from Hutton. Spurs had just got a towhold in this game but you can't help but feel that is game, set and match

A long clearance bounces kindly for Bentley and he takes the ball on before unleashing a fierce shot which Almunia grabs at the second attempt.

Bentley tries to dribble his way out of trouble on the edge of his box, but an Arsenal foot diverts the ball back to Emmanuel Adebayor and he has a good chance but can only drag his shot wide.

Spurs clear this free kick, but they look far from comfortable in doing so.

Arsenal are all over Spurs and Redknapp needs to act quickly or it will soon be three. Corluka is forced into a last ditch fling to stop another set piece causing havoc

The ball breaks to Denilson who is given space to get a shot off and Gomes has to get down sharply to concede a corner. From the corner, Silvestre gets his head on the ball in the middle of the goal but he glances it wide

Tom Huddlestone really will be kicking himself for conceding that free kick. He's trying to put himself about a bit but the damage is done. The game is as open as it was before the break.

We're going to have a single minute of added time in the first half

Spurs are just playing it across their backline trying to take a bit of fizz out of the game and let them catch their breaths.

Arsenal are really on top now - they are pushing forward at pace and have Spurs pinned right back in their final third. There could well be another goal before half time for the home side.

Bentley spots Almunia off his line again, but this effort from much wider does not trouble the Arsenal stopper

Spurs are furious as they feel Bentley is fouled, but Arsenal carry on and Fabregas fires in a right-foot shot which is turned behind by Gomes for a corner

Another excellent burst of pace from Walcott sees him race clear of two would be tacklers, but he is smothered out as he approaches the box

Gael Clichy fancies his luck from thirty yard but it's high, wide and anything but handsome

Walcott once again has the ball at his feet in the area but the starlet rather rushes his effort and slams it against the defender

Beautiful play from Arsenal, switching it from right to left before working it to Walcott who blasts is at Gomes who gathers at the second attempt.

Walcott looks dangerous when he gets the ball. He once again runs at the Spurs defence before unleashing a shot which goes for a corner. Spurs clear the corner kick and the frustration builds

Bentley has had a couple of chances to get in decent crosses but has lacked real quality. He'll still be pinching himself over that goal - it'll be played a hundred times tonight in the Bentley household

Spurs are sticking to their guns in midfield and you can feel the tension and frustration building in the Emirates

The goal has certainly shook Arsenal and they are now starting to try and impose themselves, but Spurs are looking threatening on the break.

Gomes makes a hash in coming to collect another Arsenal corner and the ball breaks to William Gallas, but his powerful shot starts high and rises and the Spurs stopper will be breathing a huge sigh of relief

Vedran Corluka is forced to scramble clear a Walcott cross, but he can only get it as far as Van Persie. The Dutchman's shot is deflected for a corner and Arsenal fail to pose a threat.

Alan Hutton can't quite get back onside and a good opportunity is lost.

Van Persie finds a bit of room on the edge of the area, but his shot curls wide of the post, with Gomes untroubled. This game has really sparked off now - hold on to your seats.

Arsenal have a free kick in a dangerous position. Robin van Persie hits it through the wall and Gomes is forced to parry it around the post.

The first real shot of the game comes in as the ball breaks to Theo Walcott, 16 yards from goal. He lashes it with his right foot but it flies past Heurelho Gomes' right hand post

Spurs are playing with a five man midfield and Arsenal have absolutely no room in the middle third of the pitch as they are closed down as soon as they get the ball

Samir Nasri shows great skill and trickery down the left-hand touchline, but fails to repeat it when he approaches the box.

Luka Modric fires in a cross-cum-shot but it is nowhere near the goal or any of his team mates. Poor effort really

Spurs are pressing Arsenal when they have the ball and the home side are struggling to settle in the early stages

A great ball from Tom Huddlestone releases Gareth Bale, and the left back outruns his support and is forced to try his luck from an acute angle. His effort rattles the side netting but it's an early warning sign for the high defensive line of Arsenal

David Bentley's first touch is roundly booed - to be expected for the former Gunner

Benoit Assou-Ekotto intercepts and breaks down the left flank, before having a rush of blood and gifting the ball back to Arsenal