Alessia Russo scored after 63 seconds to set Arsenal on their way to a 3-0 north London derby victory at Tottenham. Russo’s early finish - the Gunners’ second fastest goal in Women’s Super League history - was added to by Frida Maanum and Stina Blackstenius to continue interim boss Renee Slegers’ impressive short-term reign.

A rejuvenated Arsenal enjoyed a fifth win from six games without defeat under the stewardship of their interim head coach Renée Slegers as they coasted to a surprisingly easy victory away at neighbours Tottenham in a disappointingly one-sided north London derby.

Arsenal cruised to a 0-3 victory in a forgettable North London Derby on Saturday, laying bare the gulf in class between the sides in the process.The occasion does not carry the same baggage in the

The interim Arsenal head coach, Renée Slegers, said she was glad to see smiles back on Arsenal faces after her rejuvenated side enjoyed a fifth win from six games under her stewardship by coasting to a surprisingly easy victory away at neighbours Tottenham.

After a turbulent start to the season Arsenal Women are back on the ascent. A dominant display against their local rivals at the imposing Tottenham Hotspur Stadium saw the visitors brimming with confidence against a lacklustre home side.

Renee Slegers continued to press her claims for the permanent Arsenal manager's job with a 3-0 win over Tottenham, but the Gunners were helped by some more slack defending from the hosts.