The Declan Rice of Arsenal was far from impressed after his rally call was not detected by his teammates before the match.
The Gunners fell behind only four minutes in their massive semi-final of the Champions League with Paris Saint-Germain.
Gunners -Baas Mikel Arteta had published a rally call before the competition for a feeth atmosphere at the Emirates.
But the fans were silenced in the game when Ousmane Dembele PSG hit the lead.
The French attacker stayed unark in the box to hit Arsenal keeper David Raya and in the post.
It only came a few minutes after the English star Rice had given his teammates an essential warning.
Speaking in a pre-match Huddle on the Emirates field, he was heard to say, “If we don't have the ball, we die.”
While Dembele ran away to celebrate his opener, Rice's reaction was shown to Amazon Prime cameras.
The 26-year-old was seen that he shook his head with apparent disgust.
Prior to the Kick – Off Rice – who scored two Freekicks in a brilliant 3-0 win over Real Madrid earlier this month – was spoken by teammate Raya.
The keeper claimed that the former West Ham star is one of the “best three midfielders in the world”.
Raya said: “He must be top three [midfielders] in the world
“He can do everything, to play like a NO6 to a NO8, defend or attack.
“And of course he can now do free kicks!
“He is better this season than last year.
“He is still young, but he has definitely taken the step to become a top player and a leader.”