The leveller was perhaps the goal of the game. Ramsey ran onto a through ball and managed to get a pass through to defenders and into the path of Aubameyang. He hit the ball first-time from just outside the box and with 56 minutes on the clock, the sides were level once more.Arsenal was now playing for the win, and it made for a great watch. Mustafi had another header cleared off the line, this time from Dele Alli, who managed to keep his side in the contest with a clearance.The atmosphere in the stadium appeared to be at boiling point, and the home side erupted as the last 15 minutes approached. The other substitute, Lacazette, was played in by Ramsey from the half-way line. A goal did not appear to be on – or at least there was certainly still a lot to do – but the Frenchman steadied himself and found a yard of space just outside the box, and managed to cut the ball past Lloris (with some help from a Dier deflection). 3-2, and the players were delighted.That delight took one step further with the next significant piece of play – Aubameyang played a lovely through ball on 77 minutes for Torreira, who side-stepped Dier and angled the ball past Lloris to make it 4-2. As Gary Neville said in the Sky commentary box, the atmosphere was palpable – “It’s shaking. This stadium is shaking,”Tottenham’s woes did not end there, however, as the game began to wind down, Vertonghen, already on a yellow, over touched the ball and then lunged into retrieve it from an oncoming Lacazette, but mistimed it and took the player out instead. A second yellow card, and Spurs were down to 10.And that was that – what a game. Arsenal made their way into the Champions League positions, jumping over Tottenham on goal difference, with both sitting on 30 points. Special credit must be given to the manager for this victory. At the half way mark, to make big changes and to motivate his side considering how well they had played in the first half and still found themselves behind. When Torreira’s goal found the net, his ecstasy was clear to see. Prior to this game kicking off, a quick look at the fixture list would suggest that Emery was about to face up against perhaps his hardest couplet of matches since the opening two games of the campaign – Tottenham at home and Manchester United away. This Tottenham side bested an undefeated Chelsea 3-1 last weekend, and Arsenal made them look ordinary at the Emirates – would you bet against them going to Old Trafford and making a mark? It will make for a very interesting midweek contest.In terms of Spurs – Arsenal, it is a fixture that supporters will be seeing again very soon – this month, in fact, in the league cup quarter final. If the tenacity of this match was anything to go by, then that will be a cup game well worth tuning into.