Pep Guardiola didn't have much to say, because he was told about Myles Lewis-Skelly who emulated the celebration of Erling Haaland.
Arsenal defeated the ruling Prime Minister League champions 5-1 on the Emirates on Sunday.
Lewis-Skelly, who was available after he had withdrawn his red card versus Wolves, scored the third of the afternoon the third of the afternoon.
The teenager responded by sitting in a meditative position, a celebration that was made famous by Haaland.
After the game, Guardiola was asked about the gesture in his press conference.
He looked annoyed and said, “Oh, I didn't see it. Did they do that? That's good.”
He then continued: “That's good. Haaland's celebration, they did it? Oh yes?”
Guardiola, 54, then added again “that's good” before he got up and left the press conference.
Arsenal fans were enthusiastic about the answer from the six-time Premier League winner.
One wrote on social media: “Head is gone.”
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While a second commented: “This man is gone.”
Another user of social media, however, replied: “City is the next game of Arsenal Batching Arsenal.”
Another added: “He looks like a defeated man.”
Despite their big parties, including Gabriel who seemed to say something to Golden Boot -winner and Prem Champion Haaland, Arsenal remains second in the Premier League table -six points behind leaders Liverpool.
The men of Arne Slot also have a game in hand.
City is now fourth in the competition – 15 points of the top.
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