The video will auto-play soon 8 Cancel Sign up to FREE email alerts from Football London - Spurs Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice Jan Vertonghen has returned to Tottenham's team for the north London derby against Arsenal at Wembley Stadium, but Harry Winks misses out. Winks and Vertonghen were both assessed on Friday afternoon as they both struggled with hip injuries. In the end the Belgian passed the fitness test but Winks misses out. Dele Alli and Eric Dier remain out and Pochettino has had to decide on what system to use against Unai Emery's men. He returns to a back three in order to use Davinson Sanchez , who impressed against Chelsea, as well as Toby Alderweireld and Vertonghen. Danny Rose comes back into the starting line-up, while Kieran Trippier retains his place, with Victor Wanyama and Moussa Sissoko partnering up in midfield. Here is how Spurs line up at Wembley: Lloris (C), Trippier, Alderweireld, Sanchez, Vertonghen, Rose, Wanyama, Sissoko, Eriksen, Son, Kane. Subs: Gazzaniga, Aurier, Davies, Skipp, Lamela, Lucas, Llorente. Keep up to date with the latest Tottenham Hotspur news, features and exclusives from football.london via our free WhatsApp service . Text NEWS to 07776197989 and then add the number to your phone contacts book as spurs dot london (case sensitive, with spaces) to receive daily updates and breaking news from Alasdair Gold and the team on Spurs. Your phone number won't be shared with any other members of the group. Click here for more information on the service.<doc-sep>Hugo Lloris' save in added time from Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s penalty denied Arsenal victory over rivals Tottenham at Wembley. Lloris saved low to his right to parry the penalty away and Jan Vertonghen was on-hand to produce a stunning last-ditch block to prevent Aubameyang from scoring after Alex Iwobi crossed the ball back to him. His tackle to turn Aubameyang’s shot over the bar was a stunning piece of defending and certainly ensured that Tottenham held onto a 1-1 draw, but should the penalty have been taken again? The Spurs defender was almost level with Aubameyang when the Arsenal forward struck the penalty, meaning that referee Anthony Taylor should have given the Gunners a second chance to take it once it was saved. According to the Fifa laws of the game, a penalty must be retaken if a defender enters the penalty area and the kick does not result in a goal. Jan Vertonghen was inside the penalty area when the kick was taken (BT Sport) Vertonghen’s early advancement into the penalty area allowed him to be well-placed to deny Aubameyang in heroic fashion. The decision itself to award the penalty in the first place was questioned, with Aubameyang appearing to make the most of what little contact there was from Davinson Sanchez. Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Show all 23 1 /23 Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Tottenham vs Arsenal EPA Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Hugo Lloris - 8 Action Images via Reuters Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Toby Alderweireld - 6 (Credit too long, see caption) Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Davinson Sanchez - 4 Action Images via Reuters Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Jan Vertonghen - 6 (Credit too long, see caption) Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Kieran Trippier - 5 REUTERS Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Victor Wanyama - 4 AFP/Getty Images Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Moussa Sissoko - 5 Getty Images Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Danny Rose - 6 AFP/Getty Images Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Christian Eriksen - 5 Getty Images Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Harry Kane - 6 AP Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Heung-Min Son - 5 Getty Images Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Bernd Leno - 8 AFP/Getty Images Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Shkodran Mustafi - 6 AFP/Getty Images Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Sokratis Papastathopoulos - 7 AFP/Getty Images Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Laurent Koscielny - 7 Getty Images Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Nacho Monreal - 8 AP Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Matteo Guendouzi - 6 Getty Images Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Granit Xhaka - 7 REUTERS Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Henrikh Mkhitaryan - 6 Getty Images Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Aaron Ramsey - 7 Action Images via Reuters Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Alex Iwobi - 7 Action Images via Reuters Player ratings: Tottenham vs Arsenal Alexandre Lacazette - 7 Action Images via Reuters Taylor found himself at the centre of attention on a busy afternoon at Wembley. His officials were criticised for not noticing that Harry Kane was offside when he was bundled over in the box by Shokdran Mustafi. Kane’s whole body was beyond the Arsenal defensive line when Christian Eriksen crossed from deep, but the officials failed to spot this and awarded a penalty when Mustafi fouled the Tottenham forward. Kane seemed to admit that he was fortunate to win the penalty, but says these decisions often go for and against teams. Harry Kane scored from the spot but was offisde when he was fouled in the area (AFP/Getty) “It evens itself out throughout the season and the game had a few not go our way and that one did,” he told BT Sport. “We came out in the second-half fighting and we put the pressure on with good tackles and aggression. We needed to go on and get the second and thankfully Hugo saved the penalty at the end and that point was the least we deserved." The referee also made a contentious decision to show a red card to Lucas Torreira for a foul on Danny Rose. The Arsenal midfielder got the ball before he caught Rose with his studs high on his shin. Recommended Five things we learned from Tottenham vs Arsenal The number of controversial decisions questions the Premier League’s decision to delay the introduction of Video Assistant Referees (VAR) until next season. "One month ago I said to everybody, VAR,” said Arsenal manager Unai Emery. “You can analyse with the TV very easy, but the referee cannot use that now. I understand it is not easy for referees." The Arsenal manager added that Rose should have been sent off for a lunge on Bernd Leno. The Tottenham defender was stretching to get the ball in the box but caught Leno in his chest with his studs, earning a yellow card. "I hope the decision after the match with [Danny] Rose on the goalkeeper and [Lucas] Torreira sending off should be balanced."<doc-sep>Vertonghen's encroachment into the 18-yard box as Pierre Emerick Aubameyang took his penalty was not seen by referee Anthony Taylor The north London derby produced a topsy-turvy end when Hugo Lloris saved Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang’s stoppage time penalty. There was more drama to follow in the seconds afterwards when Arsenal attempted to score in the follow up, however, Jan Vertonghen got himself between Aubameyang and a certain goal to ensure the score remained 1-1. 2 Vertonghen was first on the scene to ensure Aubameyang could not score the rebound 2 The Arsenal striker couldn’t believe it, while Vertonghen’s team-mates celebrate However, while Tottenham fans were happy with the point – earned by Harry Kane’s earlier penalty – Arsenal players used Twitter to criticise referee Anthony Taylor. They feel Vertonghen broke the rules by encroaching into the box and as Aubameyang missed, the spot kick should have been retaken. FA RULES ON PENALTIES The players other than the kicker and goalkeeper must be: At least 9.15 m (10 yds) from the penalty mark Behind the penalty mark Inside the field of play Outside the penalty area Lol so that’s how Vertonghen got in quick enough to block the rebound pic.twitter.com/wdOWQxXp9Z — Carl (@MajesticMesut) March 2, 2019 Vertonghen’s position before the penalty was taken. Then he was the one making the block on the rebound. Anthony Taylor may as well have not turned up today. pic.twitter.com/pXgEo81NPv — Dan Critchlow (@afcDW) March 2, 2019 Pretty obvious how Vertonghen was able to make his ‘incredible block’ 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/eU55PtDdWY — Frankie Hobbs (@Frankie_Hobbs) March 2, 2019 LATEST FOOTBALL NEWS GLORY Now Capoue and Foyth have shown Kane what can happen if you leave Tottenham NEWS Woeful De Gea stat, Solskjaer 'not at Man United's level', Rashford abused after final LIVE Transfer news: Poch Tottenham talks, £18m Leicester deal, Bayern sign English defender shameful Marcus Rashford receives 'over 70 racial slurs' and reveals teacher among abusers Finished Solskjaer ‘not Man United standard’ with Conte ideal replacement after final loss INQUIRY Questions will be asked of Solskjaer after 'master' Emery nullified Man United DRAMA Man United stunned by Villarreal as Solskjaer's search for silverware goes on shocker De Gea's commitment doubted as he concedes 36th straight pen and misses in EL final NEW BLOOD Zidane 'decides to leave' Madrid with immediate effect as Khabib calls for Conte GOAL Only Messi scored more, Moreno gets assists like Kane and could end United trophy hope 1) clear offside, let alone the fact that it wasn't a pen even if not offside! 2) that's why Vertonghen was able to make a block on the follow up! 3) Yellow card for Rose! and red for Torreira! how can all of this happen in one game? no wonder #Poch is not a fan of #VAR #TOTARS pic.twitter.com/tplKzhyTl0 — Abolfazl M (@Abolfazl77) March 2, 2019 Kane Penalty – Offside Auba penalty – Wrong decision Vertonghen follow up – Penalty should have been retaken. Point is, VAR is needed. — Nic (@One_Two_Pass) March 2, 2019<doc-sep>
What a dramatic end to the north London derby on Saturday lunchtime. Arsenal led through Aaron Ramsey’s strike in the 16th-minute. But the game came to life with 15 minutes remaining. Harry Kane appeared to be offside from Christian Eriksen’s free-kick before he was fouled by Shkodran Mustafi. The assistant referee kept his flag down and referee Anthony Taylor pointed to the penalty spot. Kane slotted the spot-kick away to set up a grandstand finish. And what a dramatic finish it was. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was brought down in the box by Davinson Sanchez but the striker saw his spot-kick saved by Hugo Lloris. Seconds later, the ball fell to Aubameyang just yards out and Jan Vertonghen somehow managed to block his goal-bound effort. We say ‘somehow’ but images have emerged showing that Vertonghen had clearly encroached into the penalty area as Aubameyang was taking his penalty. According to the Fifa laws of the game, “a penalty must be retaken if a defender enters the penalty area and the kick does not result in a goal.” And the fact that it enabled Vertonghen to block Aubameyang’s effort, surely it should have been re-taken. After the match, Arsenal boss Unai Emery unsurprisingly mentioned VAR. "Today, for me, the referees were with a big personality but it is not enough to make the best decisions in difficult actions in the box, for them [Spurs] and for us. VAR is coming for them,” he said about some of the decision his side suffered during the game. You can understand where’s he’s coming from… News Now - Sport News