Tottenham Hotspur have knocked Arsenal off their perch as the most useful group in north London, according to Gareth Bale, reports The Sun. The 23-year-old Welsh winger has stoked the fires ahead of next weekend's Premier League derby clash between your two opponents, by claiming that Spurs have exceeded the Gunners when it comes to quality. Andre Villas-Boas's part stay one point before Arsene Wenger's in the competition for last position this year, and may extend their advantage to four items with triumph over West Ham at Upton Park on Monday evening. Collection claimed a 2-1 conquer struggling Aston Villa at the Emirates Stadium yesterday, to keep tension on Spurs and Everton who're also in the race for Champions League qualification. "I think five or 10 years before Arsenal were always miles in front of Tottenham," Bale told Sunlight. "But that's changed lately. "Over the past few seasons we have closed that gap and I do believe now we've overtaken them on the pitch. I believe we've the stronger group. "Hopefully we are able to continue steadily to do that off the message as well, with the new ground that is being developed. But, as a team and on the pitch now we're a lot more reliable as a club - we are moving in the right direction." And, ahead of next weekend's meeting between Tottenham and Arsenal at White Hart Lane, Bale added that the Premier League dining table is proof of exactly how far his area attended this season. "Arsenal might say they're still before us. But whatever people's opinions I do not think anyone can deny we're up there fighting using them on merit."
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