The Premier League has granted Tottenham’s request to postpone their match against Arsenal because of the….

Arsenal’s appeal to postpone Sunday’s North London derby has reportedly been granted,

despite the fact that at least a dozen of its players are reportedly unable to participate because of COVID-19.

The verdict was confirmed by the Premier League on Saturday afternoon.

Due to a COVID epidemic among Burnley’s ranks, the other game this week has been postponed:

Leicester vs. Burnley.
The Premier League has granted the Gunners’ request to postpone Sunday’s Tottenham vs. Arsenal match.
According to sources, Mikel Arteta’s team has at least a dozen players out due to injury, COVID, and international responsibility. This is why they made the request.

“It is what it is, so let’s continue, let’s see the next game and, like I said, I have to make a selection.”
Early in the second half, Bruno Fernandes gave United the lead,

but the game quickly changed in Arsenal’s favor as Diogo Dalot was given a second yellow card and Gabriel Magalhaes equalized.
But to close a thrilling game and advance United, Martin Odegaard had a penalty saved and Kai Havertz was denied in the penalty shootout.

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