Arsenal fans love Ian Wright's celebration after Gabriel's goal past Tottenham legend Glenn Hoddle

Gabriel's north London derby winner for Arsenal prompted Ian Wright to celebrate wildly in front of Tottenham legend Glenn Hoddle.

The centre-back headed the ball in The gunners with 64 minutes on the clock to go They beat the Spurs 1-0 away from home on Sunday.

Arsenal They had the least amount of possession, but they took advantage of their opportunities against their bitter rivals and established their rivalry dominance.

Former Gunners striker Wright scored four goals in the north London derby against Spurs Throughout his career, he certainly knows what it means to win his battles.

And in their last meeting, Gabriel's goal sparked joyous scenes for the fan favourite as the legendary Spurs midfielder. Corral observed in

“Yeahhhh! Gabiiii!” Wright shouted in a Premier League video as Arsenal went 1-0 up.

“Wahoo, wahoohoo! Yeah, Gabi, set pieces again, baby! Go! Gooners, go Gooners! Hahahahaha, we're back!”

Arsenal fans on social media enjoyed Wright's celebration, with one on X saying: “He's an Arsenal man through and through.”

“Ian Wright's reaction to Gabriel's winner against Spurs was priceless!” added a second.

A third said: “I missed these Wrighty celebrations.”

“I will continue to love this man until the day I die,” added a fourth.

Hoddle could only watch in silence as he reflected on Spurs' failure to keep their rivals at bay on their home ground.

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Ange Postecoglou's side have won just once in four games this season and have now suffered two consecutive defeats after losing 2-1 at Newcastle.

Despite his latest setback, the Spurs boss insisted he always wins a trophy in his second year at the club. During a tense interview.

Arsenal, meanwhile, bounced back from a disappointing 1-1 draw at Brighton with a big win thanks to Gabriel's goal.

The Gunners are two points behind the leaders Manchester Citywith both teams still unbeaten along with Newcastle, Brighton and Nottingham Forest.

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Mikel ArtetaManchester City look set to take on City again for the Premier League title this season, with the two sides set to meet next weekend.

However, Arsenal will first travel to Italy to face Atalanta in the Champions League on Thursday evening.