Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp was delighted with their fight back against Arsenal for their 3-3 draw.
Spurs now trail Manchester City by two points with five matches remaining as they chase Champions League qualification.
The Tottenham boss was philosophical about losing ground to their rivals and instead chose to savour the enthralling game that was played amid a white-hot atmosphere.
"It was a great game played between two good teams," he said.
"I felt we were excellent in the second half and we had the best chances to win it in the end.
"We have come back from losing positions quite a bit and turned the game around.
"The spirit we have here comes from having a happy camp, you create that spirit at the club.
"William Gallas was struggling at the end and I was going to sub him, but he wanted to play on and you need people like that who never give up."
