Tottenham Hotspur will beat Arsenal to fourth place in the Premier League and seal Champions League qualification, according to Jamie O'Hara.
Spurs currently sit two points behind Arsenal in the table but still have to play the Gunners at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Thursday, May 12. And talkSPORT pundit O'Hara thinks Arsenal "will slip up" and hand a top four place to their north London rivals.
It comes as Spurs managing director Fabio Paratici is eying a move for Arsenal target Djed Spence this summer. And images of the Tottenham 2022/23 home kit and pre-match top have been leaked online.
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New kit leaked
Images showing Tottenham Hotspur's 2022/23 home kit and pre-match top have been leaked online.
The new kit is set to be released this month, although images claiming to show what the new tops will look like have appeared on Footy Headlines. Made by Nike, the images show bright yellow and navy sleeve cuffs on the club's iconic white shirt.
The pre-match shirt has an all navy design, and is emblazoned with the word 'Spurs' in graphics with a bright yellow badge and Nike logo.
Paratici eyes Djed Spence
Tottenham Hotspur manager Antonio Conte is set to assess Middlesbrough right-back Djed Spence ahead of a potential summer move.
The defender, who has spent this season on loan at Nottingham Forest, is also said to have caught the eye of north London rivals Arsenal. But Spurs hope to beat the Gunners to his signature, with football.london reporting he could become a key target for managing director Fabio Paratici.
But his arrival could lead to the club having a big decision to make over the future of Emerson Royal, who could then leave the club according to the report.
Arsenal 'will slip up'
Jamie O'Hara has backed Arsenal to "slip up" in the race to finish in the Premier League's top four this season and allow Spurs to claim the final Champions League spot.
The former Spurs midfielder thinks Arsenal will lose three of their final four matches, including the North London Derby at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium this month. O'Hara thinks that "under the lights, at home" Spurs will beat their rivals as he insisted he "just has toback them".
