Arteta: Arsenal must park Spurs rivalry for PL title

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REACTIONS Mikel Arteta said on Friday that Arsenal need to "put their rivalry with Tottenham aside" and focus on securing the victory they need to stay in the Premier League title race.
Spurs will have had 15 days without a game, during which time Arsenal have played four times, losing at home to Aston Villa, exiting the Champions League quarterfinals at Bayern Munich before two wins against Wolves and Chelsea.
The 18-year-old signed his first professional contract in October -- and his existing deal will still have two years left to run this summer -- but the attacking midfielder has attracted interest from a number of Premier League clubs.
Spurs are said to be leading the race for his signature but Arsenal and Manchester United are among the sides tracking Rigge, who has impressed as West Ham sit second in the Premier League under-18s table, two points behind leaders Chelsea.