“I’d drive him to the airport!” | Piers Morgan on Arsenal, Spurs & the North London Derby

Sky Sports Football published this video item, entitled ““I’d drive him to the airport!” | Piers Morgan on Arsenal, Spurs & the North London Derby” – below is their description.

Piers Morgan previews this weekend’s North London Derby! He discusses Arsenal’s current form, Aubameyang’s dip, Mesut Ozil & his concerns towards Tottenham potentially winning the league.

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