Clarence Seedorf
Former Inter Milan midfielder on Amazon Prime

In the end it's not even about competition between the players [for places], the words Jesus said even if the next player comes, he will still score his goal to help the team.

These are words I like to hear because they're coming into a different level now because, yes they are competing, but whoever plays needs to perform.

If I'm not playing you perform because next game will be easier for me when the team is winning. I like that.

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Arsenal have won their last seven games in the Champions League, their longest winning streak in the competition (since at least 2004-05).

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Arsenal striker Gabriel Jesus, speaking to Amazon Prime: "It's a dream night. I always dreamed of being a footballer. I watched when I was a kid. I watched a lot of Serie A, so to be here in this stadium and score here is tears in my eyes because I always dreamed of being here.

"There is always a reason that things happen even whether it's good things or difficult things. I learned that during my 11 months out of the field.

"It is always difficult to play against Inter Milan. We came here last season and lost. Tonight we played better than them, we controlled them but they are a top team and they attack. We scored at the end and got the three points. We have to keep going because we have another one at the weekend.

"Everyone wants to start. I am a very respectful guy. I am not a kid anymore, I am 28, so I understand football. I am very happy Vik came on and scored a goal. I am so happy I scored and Vik scored. I am confident Kai will score when he gets the chance."

Alex Howell
BBC Sport Arsenal reporter at the San Siro

It's another dominant performance from Arsenal this season.

Pretty much every challenge they have come up against this season they have found a way.

That ends Arsenal's run of four away games in four difference competitions and they are unbeaten in them all.

Mikel Arteta has been able to rotate his squad throughout them all and two of his forwards have scored in this win, a near perfect night.

The Gunners have secured a top-two finish and will have home advantage in the knockout stage.

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker on TNT Sports

Big night Tottenham and for Thomas Frank.

There's two Tottenhams running about this season.

Fortunately it was the Tottenham that have been doing well in the Champions League who turned up tonight.

There were some terrific performances out there. Porro - outstanding. Simons - outstanding.

It's a much happier Tottenham Hotspur Stadium than at the weekend as Thomas Frank braves the rain to applaud the supporters.

He heads back down the tunnel and into the warmth of the dressing room after a quick hug from new signing Conor Gallagher.

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Mikel Arteta is all smiles with his players as they clap the travelling fans.

What a team he has this season.

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Job done for Tottenham.

The game was won in the first half with goals from Cristian Romero and Dominic Solanke, while Dortmund had defender Daniel Svensson sent off.

Thomas Frank's side couldn't use the extra man to add to their lead in the second half but the three points were never really in doubt.

With a game left of the league phase, Spurs are well placed for a top-eight finish.

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It's three goals and three points for Arsenal in the San Siro.

Played seven, won seven.

We're two minutes into five added on and Tottenham should be 3-0 up.

They break quickly from a corner and Pedro Porro finds himself with just the goalkeeper to beat.

But he makes a mess of it at the key moment, accidentally nudging the ball with his right foot as he steadied himself to shoot - and the chance goes.

Declan Rice picks up a late booking to rule him out of the final match against Kairat.

Yes, I must say I was doing Gabriel Martinelli a disservice for not mentioning his pass for Viktor Gyokeres for his goal.

A worldie of a ball forward.

Ally McCoist
Former Rangers striker on TNT Sports

Spurs won this game in the first 45 minutes.

I know the red card helped. The sending off was maybe a bit unlucky but the fact of the matter is that up until that point, Spurs had been excellent.

Good save from Guglielmo Vicario to tip Nico Schlotterbeck's header over the bar.

The big centre-back got up well to meet the free-kick from the right.

Federico Dimarco takes a touch and whips in a low cross. Davide Frattesi is first to it but smashes it high over the bar.

Should be doing better with that.

I bet Mikel Arteta absolutely loves the fact that all three goals for Arsenal tonight have come from his strikers.

What options he has!

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