Arsenal centre-half William Saliba feels they will learn from their draw against Tottenham on Sunday.

The Gunners, who are hoping to win the Premier League title this season, dropped more points relative to champions Manchester City.

Despite twice taking the lead through Bukayo Saka, Arsenal were pegged back both times by Son Heung-min goals.

Speaking post-match, Saliba said: “I'm a little bit disappointed, because we wanted to win in front of our fans. We should have done better, but it's okay, we drew today, and are already focused on the next game.

“We controlled the first half. Unfortunately, we conceded one goal just before the end, but we came back, scored but then we conceded the second goal just after. We have to learn from this game, and for the next game to come.

“Because it's a derby we wanted to win, but at least we didn't lose because we could have done at the end as we conceded some chances. We'll do better, learn from this game and come back better."