Gallas not afraid to blast team-mates

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"If I have to say something, I'll say it," he said. "I do not want to change."

The French defender missed his country's defeat to Scotland in Paris after failing to recover from a groin injury.

Arsenal, who were in good form before the international break, visit north London rivals Tottenham Hotspur in one of the capital's most hotly contested derby clashes this weekend.

"Ever since my youth days that was the one game we looked forward to," said Arsenal defender Justin Hoyte. "It is important for the fans and you just want to win it."

Tottenham hope to recall England winger Aaron Lennon for the first time since he had knee surgery in May and could also have striker Darren Bent back after a thigh injury.

"It's very positive news for us," said Spurs manager Martin Jol, whose side are 14th.

"Darren looked in good form and did everything in training with us. Aaron trained and looks good, although he lacks match practice. It's a decision we have to take."