Harry Kane had a great response to Piers Morgan’s north London derby tweet

Harry Kane has scored against Arsenal again.

The Tottenham striker got the only goal at Wembley to give his side victory over their north London rivals. Kane rose above the Arsenal defence to power home a header after 49 minutes, connecting perfectly with Ben Davies’ cross and leaving Petr Cech with no chance.

It was his seventh goal in seven games against the Gunners, and the win leaves Spurs seven points clear of Arsene Wenger’s side.

Love a north London derby. 😀⚽#COYS #THFC #Premierleague #NLD pic.twitter.com/LNI8KDV2IH

— Harry Kane (@HKane) February 10, 2018

The result also leaves a serious dent in Arsenal’s hopes of finishing in the top four, and gave the bragging rights to the white side of north London.

Before the match, broadcaster and Arsenal fan Piers Morgan tempted fate with a tweet to Kane. The England forward had scored 92 goals in 117 matches before Saturday’s tie at Wembley, while Arsenal striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang had netted 100 goals in his previous 117 games.

Morgan tweeted a graphic of this statistic, tagged both players, and wrote:

“Can’t wait to see the best striker in Europe tomorrow.”

Can’t wait to see the best striker in Europe tomorrow. Cc @Aubameyang7 @HKane #NLD pic.twitter.com/qa5lCGxKPB

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) February 9, 2018

Morgan’s tweet backfired, and Kane had a nice reply to the Arsenal supporter.

Thanks ☺️ #NLD https://t.co/k7DTNym3Ti

— Harry Kane (@HKane) February 10, 2018

Morgan took it well, aware that it’s just football and not worth getting too stressed over.

Can you just go to Spain, please? https://t.co/Y0t3h5DpJB

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) February 10, 2018

27pts off the League leaders by Feb 10.
Wenger's worst ever season, beating last season which was his previous worst ever season.
What more does he have to do to get fired? pic.twitter.com/HWbpMrF76a

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) February 10, 2018

The only crumb of comfort is that Spurs haven't won the League in my lifetime, and won't. https://t.co/u3VRjNKEtW

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) February 10, 2018

It’s worse than that.. he’s started feeling sorry for me. That’s how low Arsenal have sunk under Wenger – the man you continue to say is the best manager in a League he hasn’t won for 14yrs. https://t.co/bNlGrCw2Ic

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) February 10, 2018

My updated all-time Arsenal team:

(4/4/2)

1) Seaman
2) Dixon
3) Cole
4) Adams (c)
5) Keown
6) Vieira
7) Petit
8) Ozil
9) Pires
10) Bergkamp
11) Henry

Bench:

Wright
Lehmann
Overmars
Sol Campbell
Brady
Parlour
Ljungberg #afc

— Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) February 10, 2018