Michael Oliver has not taken charge of a Gunners game since Myles Lewis-Skelly’s controversial red card in January

MICHAEL OLIVER is set to take charge of an Arsenal clash for the first time since his controversial decision to send off Myles Lewis-Skelly. The referee has been confirmed as the man in the middle

Domestic football is set to resume this weekend following the conclusion of the November international break, with Arsenal and Tottenham locking horns on Sunday. But, following Michael Oliver's appointment as the game's referee, a concerning statistic has come to light which has left Gunners supporters irate.

Our Premier League campaign resumes after the international break on Sunday afternoon with a trip to Arsenal (4.30pm UK).

The Premier League have announced the referee for Arsenal's clash against Spurs, which will not please Mikel Arteta.

The Premier League have confirmed all refereeing appointments for this weekend's fixtures - with Michael Oliver set to take charge of the North London Derby.

When you look at the replays...' 🤨 Spurs fans were fuming the goal stood - the game could've been very different had it been 👀

Arsenal’s Eberechi Eze scored a hat trick — the first treble of his career — in the team’s beating of the Spurs 4-1. It was also the first north London derby hat-trick since 1978 (Alan Sunderland for Arsenal) and only the fourth ever in this meeting.

Martin Odegaard is ready to make his comeback with the Arsenal squad for their match against Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday, according to a report.Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty ImagesCharlie Wyett