The North London derby is one of the most anticipated games of the Premier League season.
Arsenal and Tottenham form one of the biggest rivalries in England, with both clubs making no secret of their hatred towards the other.
Over the years, Arsenal have traditionally outperformed their North London counterparts but these days, Spurs look as close as they ever have been of closing that proverbial gap.
It is over 21 years since Spurs finished above Arsenal in the league, which is a run they almost ended last season before Mauricio Pochettino's men were thrashed 5-1 by relegated Newcastle on the final day of the campaign - allowing the Gunners to leapfrog them to claim a second placed finish.
The form of both clubs have generally been pretty good this season, despite Spurs' recent slump, which means calling the outcome of this meeting at the Emirates Stadium is even harder to call then ever.
However, Winner Sports are offering some attractive price boosts on Sunday's huge clash between the two sides, which are tempting enough to lump on. Here are the three that stand out most...
Tottenham to win from behind - 12/1
The odds on this market a pretty huge when you consider the fact the team scoring first in the North London Derby has failed to win on 23 occasions, the highest number in Premier League history.
And with Tottenham not keeping a clean sheet in this fixture for the last 14 meetings between the two sides, you have to expect both teams to score.
Arsenal are 7/1 to win from behind, which is also an attractive price, so either way you're getting a good price for fairly likely outcome.
Both Teams to Score, Arsenal to win - 5/2
Arsenal have scored at least once in 42 of their last 43 meetings with Spurs, while Tottenham have failed to keep clean sheet in their last 14 North London derbies, which means they're highly likely to score.
And while the Gunners are without a win in the last four North London derbies, they've never gone five meetings with Spurs without winning, which further boosts my belief that they're going to register all three points.
Olivier Giroud to score 1st
Olivier Giroud has scored six goals in his last six Premier League appearances and Mesut Ozil has provided 12 Premier League assists for the Frenchman since his debut in 13/14, which is more than any other top-flight player has managed for a single team-mate during that period.
So lump on Giroud to continue his current run of form of four goals in two games by netting again in the North London Derby on Sunday.