Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino does not believe Arsenal's experience of challenging for the title gives the Gunners an edge in the race at the top.
Spurs take on their fiercest rivals on Saturday, knowing a win at White Hart Lane would open up a six-point gap over Arsene Wenger's men with only nine Barclays Premier League games left to play.
Arsenal are the only side in the top three to have gone through the highs and lows of a title race in recent seasons, but Pochettino dismissed the theory that experience could be decisive.
"It's difficult to know," the Argentinian said. "If they have players that have the advantage to win the title, what happened against Manchester United or Swansea (on Wednesday night)?
"We are capable of beating Manchester City away. (On Wednesday night) against West Ham was difficult but sometimes we use a lot of topics in football. Football is simple, not too complicated.
"Different clubs sometimes sign a player or a manager with a big background or big trophies behind them. Sometimes they have success and sometimes not.
"You never know. Football is not an ordinary business. Anything can happen."
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