Arsenal's derby masterclass! Winners, losers & ratings as Odegaard inspires Gunners to HUGE derby win over Spurs

Winner: Oleksandr Zinchenko

The Ukrainian was exceptional for Arsenal, causing Tottenham all sorts of problems with his quality and movement. As he always does in Arteta's 4-3-3 system, he drifted inside from the left-back position whenever Arsenal were in possession, consistently causing an overload in the central midfield area which allowed the visitors to control the majority of the game. This was a game that perfectly highlighted why Zinchenko is now preferred to Kieran Tierney when he's fit.

Winner: Martin Odegaard

It's getting hard to find the superlatives to describe Arsenal's captain, who enjoyed another superb performance for the league leaders. Fresh from picking up the Premier League's player of the month award for December, Odegaard was pulling the strings again in the final third, especially in the first half when Arsenal were so dominant. His goal was expertly taken and takes his tally for the season to eight. He is also the first Arsenal club captain to score an away goal in a north London derby since Patrick Vieira in 2004. Not bad company to keep.

Winner: Aaron Ramsdale

When Arsenal needed their goalkeeper, he delivered. His save in the first half to deny Son Heung-Min was huge as it came moments after Arsenal had got themselves in front and then he produced a vital stop just before half-time to deny Kane a goal that would have given the hosts a huge boost going into the interval. It was a similar story from Ramsdale in the second half, with the Gunners keeper making more big stops from Kane and Ryan Sessegnon.

Loser: Hugo Lloris

The Spurs goalkeeper made a huge error to gift Arsenal the opening goal which allowed them to take such a foothold in the game. Bukayo Saka's cross might have taken a slight deflection off Ryan Sessegnon, but that is no excuse for Lloris, who managed to palm the cross into his own net. He did make amends with a fine save to deny Eddie Nketiah in the second half, but that error to hand Arsenal the early advantage was absolutely crucial.

Loser: Mykhailo Mudryk

The Ukrainian has been keeping a close eye on Arsenal's games in recent weeks, so it would be no surprise if he was watching from somewhere inside Stamford Bridge on Sunday. Mudryk may have just got himself a huge contract at Chelsea, but it's tough to imagine he would not have seen this Arsenal performance and not been slightly envious at being unable to play a part in Mikel Arteta's increasingly impressive project in north London.

Loser: Antonio Conte

This was another big game Conte has failed to win and another game that highlighted how far off Tottenham are from the top teams in the Premier League this season. Conte talks at length about his desire for new additions, but the fact is Tottenham have spent a lot of money since the Italian was appointed, and they do not seem to be getting any better. Conte continues to set his team up negatively which is something you can get away with if you win trophies, but if you don't then it gets increasingly difficult to justify.

Aaron Ramsdale (9/10):

Excellent save to deny Son in the first half and Kane after the interval. Solid.

Ben White (8/10):

Linked up really well with Saka, was always providing an overlap.

William Saliba (8/10):

Best he's been since the World Cup.

Gabriel Magalhaes (8/10):

Continued his excellent recent form.

Oleksandr Zinchenko (9/10):

Was all over the pitch. Superb performance.

Thomas Partey (8/10):

Pulled the strings from deep. Outrageous volley that hit the post.

Granit Xhaka (7/10):

Another fine display. Tottenham struggled to pick him up.

Martin Odegaard (9/10):

Brilliant performance, capped with another goal.

Bukayo Saka (8/10):

Caused Spurs all sorts of problems. Another two assists.

Eddie Nketiah (8/10):

Tireless running and linked up play well. Missed a couple of good chances, but that doesn't detract from a fine performance.

Gabriel Martinelli (7/10):

On the fringes at times, but never stopped working.

Kieran Tierney (5/10):

Came on in a more advanced role, didn't exactly look comfortable.

Takehiro Tomiyasu (N/A):

Introduced for the last few minutes.

Emile Smith Rowe (N/A):

Injury time sub.

Fabio Vieira (N/A):

Injury time sub.

Mikel Arteta (8/10):

What more can you say? A perfect afternoon for the Arsenal boss.