Arsenal fans will go absolutely crazy if Piers Morgan’s ‘serious’ North London Derby prediction comes true

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Arsenal face Tottenham Hotspur in the North London Derby, and everyone has a prediction for the game.

Gary Neville and Ian Wright have both predicted a Gunners win, but they disagreed on the scoreline while speaking about the clash.

Piers Morgan has now had his say, and if his prediction comes true, there will be a huge party on the red side of North London.

Piers Morgan reveals his Arsenal vs Tottenham score prediction

Arsenal have a lot of injuries going into the game against Tottenham, but they are still viewed as the favourites.

Mikel Arteta has confirmed that Gabriel Magalhaes will miss the North London Derby, which is a huge blow as he is one of their most important players.

However, Arsenal have enough cover to deal with all their injuries, which is probably why Morgan is extremely confident about a Gunners win.

The presenter was asked for his prediction for the game on Sunday. He said on talkSPORT: “(Arsenal to win) 5-0!”

When those in the studio started laughing, thinking he was joking, Morgan replied: “I’m being serious.

“To be honest with you, I think we might be underestimating what may happen. I think we are going to absolutely batter them.”

Arsenal fans will go crazy with their celebrations if their side end up winning the North London Derby 5-0.

Arsenal’s five biggest wins vs Tottenham in the Premier League

Arsenal have won 27 and lost 15 of their 66 games against Tottenham in the Premier League.

The Gunners have always been the dominant side in North London Derbies, but their biggest margin of victory in this fixture since the Premier League began has been three goals.

Morgan thinks Arsenal will win 5-0 on Sunday – that has only happened once before in the history of the North London Derby.

In December 1978, the Gunners battered their rivals 5-0 in the old First Division thanks to a hat-trick by Alan Sunderland, a stunning strike from Liam Brady and another goal by Frank Stapleton.