We ask those in the know for their derby memories ahead of Tottenham versus Arsenal.
From wonder goals to title wins and cup classics, North London derbies very rarely disappoint.
This Sunday afternoon, Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal again go into battle, with all the action live on Sky Sports 1HD, and the game is once more of massive importance for both clubs.
After being eliminated from the UEFA Champions League in midweek and falling off the pace in the Premier League title race, Arsenal will visit White Hart Lane hoping to regain some feel-good factor.
But Tottenham themselves are not enjoying the best of times and will not be in the mood to give their fiercely contested rivals any sort of respite.
It therefore has all the hallmarks of another classic to follow in the footsteps of some of the previous epics which have seen trophies lifted, famous goals, blockbuster goals and controversy.
Here, we speak to some of the players, ranging from club legends to cult heroes, who have been involved in North London derbies, round-up some vintage video highlights, and remember the best of the rest.
Ray Parlour (Arsenal) - Tottenham 2 Arsenal 2 - 25/4/2004
"I scored at White Hart Lane in 1997 but I think my favourite memory ever was when we won the league there in 2004. It was always a tough game and everyone upped their game. We were 2-0 up and Tottenham came back for a draw with Robbie Keane scoring a penalty in the last minute. But we only needed a point. It was an extra special moment for the lads to win the league at our rivals. It was also my last season at Arsenal so it was great to go out with a win. It was emotionally brilliant for everybody."
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Gary Mabbutt (Tottenham) - Tottenham 3 Arsenal 1 - 14/4/1991
"Beating Arsenal in the FA Cup semi-final in 1991 was special. They were odds-on favourites to win and they were going for the Double after already winning the league. We had suffered a mixed season and were mid-table so everyone was expecting Arsenal to win. But we put in an outstanding performance in what was the first FA Cup semi-final to be played at Wembley and came out victors. Paul Gascoigne had an outstanding season and was the main talisman, and of course he scored that free-kick past David Seaman in the semi-final. It can be said in a lax way but even if you have had the worst season possible, if you manage to beat Arsenal, the fans will forgive you."
Nigel Winterburn (Arsenal) - Tottenham 2 Arsenal 3 - 10/9/1988
"It was my first derby in 1988/89. We were away at Tottenham, I scored and we won 3-2. My goal was a bit of a daisy-cutter from the edge of the box with the outside of my left foot and I bent it into the far corner. It was not my most spectacular goal but the feeling that it gave me was pretty special. I also did not score many goals so I tended to like to celebrate them anyway! You hear so much about the derby games. The build-up to them is very special and it is all you hear about for that week. And, then, to go on and win the game, people kept coming up to me afterwards to congratulate me for scoring."
Darren Anderton (Tottenham) -
