So it's Arsenal who take two points from the game, and move top of Group D!

Beattie finds the top corner with a great penalty! She wins the shootout and Arsenal take the bonus point.

Jen Beattie to win it...

Petzelberger leaves D'Angelo rooted to the spot and equalises. 3-3

Foord's penalty is saved, so Spurs are still alive here! 3-2

Zadorsky keeps her cool and scores, sending D'Angelo the wrong way. 3-2

Catley then scores in trademark fashion. 3-1

Graham smashes her effort onto the crossbar and Arsenal are in control of the shootout now! 2-1

An emphatic penalty from Beth Mead, dispatched into the sidenetting! 2-1

Excellent penalty by Ayane, real composure. 1-1

The goalkeeper gets a hand to Russo's penalty but it's too powerful and finds the corner. 1-0

Naz steps up and it's a brilliant save from D'Angelo, diving to her right! 0-0

Here we go then... Naz to take first for Spurs.

The game fizzled out somewhat towards the end, but some sort of small bragging rights are up for grabs ahead of Saturday's meeting in the WSL.

Full time! Arsenal 3-3 Spurs- we're off to penalties at Meadow Park.

90+5' Catley's free kick is easily caught by Votikova. 3-3

90+4' Excellent from D'Angelo who had to be quick off her line to get to the ball ahead of Ayane. Up the other end Meads a free kick on the right hand side- last chance of the game! 3-3

90+2' Blackstenius tries to pick out Pelova in the box but Zadorsky makes sure that the Arsenal attack comes to an end. 3-3

90+1' Four added minutes! 3-3

89' 3,618 in attendance at Meadow Park. 3-3

86' Mead with a low driven effort that is straight at Votikova. 3-3

86' Foord does very well to win a free kick off Naz. Mead and Catley stand over it on the left side of the box... 3-3

83' Last throw of the dice for Arsenal as Russo comes on for Kuhl. 3-3

83' Foord goes for goal and her dipping effort is wide of the near post. 3-3

82' Another reminder that if there's no change to this scoreline, we will be going straight to penalties at Meadow Park. The winner of the shootout will then pick up a bonus point. 3-3

79' Clinton spreads the ball to Ale who gets a cross in. Cleared by Beattie. 3-3

78' D'Angelo comes off her line to easily claim Zadorsky's misdirected cross. 3-3

74' Foord receives treatment on her left ankle. 3-3

73' Ale replaces James at right back for Spurs- their final change. 3-3

72' Mead and Pelova are introduced for Lacasse and Maanum. 3-3

68' Goal! Arsenal 3-3 Spurs: Cooney-Cross delivers a superb free kick which is headed into the net by Spurs' Turner at the back post, under pressure from Codina. Arsenal equalise for the third time! 3-3

67' Cooney-Cross is brought down on the edge of the Spurs box by a combination of two Spurs players and Arsenal have a free kick. 2-3

64' Now Ayane gets in behind and tries to set up Naz, but her pass is just over-hit and goes behind for a goal kick. 2-3

63' Foord shoots just wide of the far corner after Clinton gave the ball straight to the Arsenal forward. 2-3

62' Blackstenius heads just wide from Catley's corner, shut down well by the goalkeeper. 2-2

61' On come the Aussies as Foord and Catley replace Miedema and McCabe. 2-2

59' Beattie is booked for a strong challenge on Naz after losing control of the ball and lunging in. 2-2

59' Spurs make their third and fourth changes as Zadorsky switches with Neville at left-back, and Bizet is withdrawn for Percival on the wing. 2-2

56' Miedema flicks the ball on towards Lacasse and Neville is there to head it behind for an Arsenal corner. 2-2

53' Blackstenius wins the ball back high up the pitch and finds Kuhl, who shoots straight into the hands of the goalkeeper. 2-2

49' Spurs' dangerous striker Thomas is replaced by Ayane for their second change- wonder if she is being saved for Saturday. 2-2

48' Goal! Arsenal 2-3 Spurs: Kuhl gives the ball away, Bizet finds Naz and she slots the ball into the far corner. 2-3

46' Spurs make a change at half time, with Turner coming on for Buler at centre-back. 2-2

Jonas Eidevall and Arsenal are back out first for the second half.

The second half is fast approaching, with the teams getting ready to return to the pitch.

If this game finishes level, there will be a penalty shoot-out with a bonus point up for grabs. Never a dull moment supporting or covering Arsenal Women!

After bumping into Stina Blackstenius at Holloway Road Underground Station after Sunday's game, I'll be taking the credit for her goal...

Spurs have been pegged back twice in an entertaining first half, with Blackstenius and Maanum cancelling out goals from Thomas and Naz.

Half time: Arsenal Women 2-2 Tottenham Hotspur.

50' Cooney-Cross takes a free kick short, gets the ball back and gives it away again. 0-0

45+1' Five added minutes to be played. Blackstenius finds Kuhl who skips past a Spurs tackle but can't shift the ball to Maanum. 2-2

45' Cooney-Cross is dispossessed and Spurs drive forward over the halfway line. Arsenal can get numbers back and eventually Beattie gets down to block Thomas' shot on the turn. 2-2

43' Excellent first-time pass from Miedema to find Lacasse but her shot is straight at the goalkeeper. 2-2

40' Kuhl takes aim with a first time volley from a long way out and it flies wide. 2-2

39' Lacasse can drive into the box but cannot pick out Blackstenius. 2-2

37' Goal! Arsenal 2-2 Tottenham: Cooney-Cross chips the ball over to McCabe who is afforded too much space on the left wing. She tees up Maanum, who buries the ball into the net. 2-2

34' A late challenge on Lacasse by Neville somehow goes unpunished. 1-2

33' Cooney-Cross bursts past two defenders, drops her shoulder and bends a shot straight at the goalkeeper. 1-1

31' This time D'Angelo holds onto a shot from range. Arsenal under significant pressure here. 1-1

30' Goal! Arsenal 1-2 Tottenham: Naz is played in behind by Thomas and slides the ball past the onrushing D'Angelo to restore Spurs' lead. 1-2

28' A top-draw save there from Votikova to deny a long-range screamer from Katie McCabe! 1-1

26' Miedema goes on a tricky run down the left wing and tees up Kuhl, who cannot cause any problems with her shot from the edge of the box. 1-1

25' D'Angelo's clearance picks out a Spurs player and the Lilywhites are able to cross into the box, but D'Angelo is there to claim the ball. 1-1

23' McCabe's corner is headed away and now there is a stoppage as Thomas receives treatment for a collision in the box. 1-1

22' Just the response that Arsenal needed after falling behind, so it's game on again. 1-1

19' Goal! Arsenal 1-1 Tottenham- Arsenal go straight up the other end and it's a great finish by Stina Blackstenius, meeting Maanum's low cross with a first time effort into the back of the net.

17' Goal! Arsenal 0-1 Tottenham- Martha Thomas adds another goal to her impressive tally this season, heading Neville's cross into the bottom corner. 0-1

16' Nearly an opener for Arsenal as Maritz's shot is deflected onto the woodwork! 0-0

13' Bartrip is attended to by the Spurs physios as Jonas Eidevall uses the chance to talk to his side. Bartrip will be able to continue. 0-0

12' Lovely play from Kuhl who gets past two defenders and exchanges passes with Blackstenius. Bartrip comes flying across and Kuhl can't get a shot away. 0-0

11' Miedema can then send a half-volley towards goal but her effort is blocked. 0-0

10' First opportunity for Miedema in the penalty area, coming onto her right foot but blocked off by two defenders. 0-0

8' Now it's Cooney-Cross who leaves one in on Petzleberger and is penalised. The Arsenal fans are in good voice. 0-0

6' Sloppy pass back into the Arsenal box is picked up by Thomas, but Kuhl was there for Arsenal to find Beattie, who cleared her lines. 0-0

5' McCabe is a touch over-physical on Bizet and Spurs win a free kick deep in their own half. 0-0

3' Miedema has started on the left wing with Blackstenius upfront. 0-0

1' Underway! 0-0

A cold looking Arsenal side go through their pre-match huddle, as some very audible chants asking Arsenal fans what they think of Tottenham are belted out...

Meadow Park has filled up very nicely on a chilly night in Hertfordshire, with a sea of red and white packed into the North Bank.

Ten minutes to go until kick-off at Meadow Park. It's the North London Derby, Round One for this week!

Only Elisabeth Terland of Brighton has scored more WSL goals this season than Martha Thomas, who has netted six times for Spurs in the league after signing from Manchester United in September.

Jonas Eidevall said ahead of this evening's game: “The Conti Cup was a real high for us last season so we want to win the competition again this season. Any match against Tottenham is a big one for us as Arsenal and we want to produce a good performance and win the game. Our supporters were unbelievable at the Emirates on Sunday and we know they bring a good noise at Meadow Park too, so we’re looking forward to seeing them."

Tonight will serve as something of a dress rehearsal for Saturday's North London Derby in the Women's Super League, which will take place at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium- kick-off 12pm.

Arsenal beat Bristol City 3-1 and won 2-1 at St Mary's against Southampton, whilst Spurs won 3-0 against Bristol and 6-0 against Reading.

It's First vs Second in Group D tonight, with both Arsenal and Spurs having won their opening two games in the Conti Cup group stage. Arsenal won last season's competition, beating Chelsea 3-1 in the final.

Here at the Gooner we're going to be providing plenty of video content for Arsenal Women this season, so make sure to subscribe to Gooner Fanzine TV on YouTube and turn on notifications!

Arsenal's big win over Chelsea helped the Gunners move up to 2nd in the table, level on points with the Blues. You can watch my post-match reaction here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQ3xxYwXKhM&t=11s

Despite their recent form, Robert Vilahamn has enjoyed a steady start to life as Spurs manager after taking over from Rehanne Skinner in the summer. The Lilywhites sit 6th in the WSL, practically equidistant from the Champions League spots and relegation zone.

A few hours after Arsenal hit Chelsea for four at Emirates Stadium, Spurs found themselves 4-0 down against Manchester United at Brisbane Road in a difficult evening. Robert Vilahamn's side have now not won a game in the WSL since October.

Katie McCabe is the only player who keeps her place from Sunday's win over Chelsea, with Jonas Eidevall wringing the changes.

Arsenal are without captain Kim Little, who came off injured on Sunday in the second half against Chelsea. Jonas Eidevall said: “Kim has had a scan and that has confirmed that it’s not a serious issue. We’ll see how she progresses this week and make a decision. Aside from that, the squad is in good shape.”

Spurs substitutes: Spencer, Turner, Zadorsky, Ale, Percival, Ayane, Pearse, England.

Arsenal substitutes: Zinsberger, Ilestedt, Wubben-Moy, Catley, Walti, Pelova, Mead, Foord, Russo.

363 days after rupturing her ACL in a Champions League game against Lyon, Vivianne Miedema starts for Arsenal for the first time since her injury.

Tottenham: Votikova, James, Buhler, Bartrip, Neville, Petzelberger, Graham, Thomas, Bizet, Clinton, Naz.

Arsenal: D'Angelo; McCabe, Codina, Beattie, Maritz; Kuhl, Cooney-Cross, Maanum; Lacasse, Blackstenius, Miedema.

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Good evening and welcome to our coverage of Arsenal Women versus Tottenham Hotspur in the Conti Cup.