'It will always be in my DNA': Harry Kane explains what fuels him to deliver against Arsenal

Speaking to the reporters on Tuesday, Harry Kane said: "Up until this year, I've played Arsenal at least twice a year for the last 10 years.

"It was always a big occasion, a big moment. Of course, always maybe it was in the back of my mind, being released from a young age.

"There was always a point to prove and I feel like I'm the type of player who throughout my whole career has had points to prove along the way.

"I don't feel that ever leaves you. It will always be in my DNA until I'm retired. There will always be a reason to prove someone wrong or prove to myself."

Kane has been on a revenge mission against Arsenal ever since he was released from the Gunners' Academy at the age of 9.

The striker ended up joining Tottenham two years later before moving to Bayern Munich last summer only to face Arsenal in the Champions League.

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