Arsenal players were excited after beating Manchester City on Sunday.
The Gunners defeated the reigning champions 5-1 at the Emirates.
The side of Mikel Arteta went in the game that would win desperate, after being affected by Erling Haaland's “Stay Humble” commentary on the Spaniard after the 2-2 draw of September.
After the last whistle, Arsenal players walked their way back in the tunnel in a festive mood.
Academy graduated Ethan Nwaneri hugged the camera operator of the social media team.
While many others hugged each other in joy.
Defender Gabriel screamed in the camera in the camera in the camera.
And set piece coach Nicolas Jover was even worn through the tunnel.
Wounded Ster Bukayo Saka also buzzing at the triumph of his teammates.
Despite the huge celebrations of Arsenal, they remain second in the Premier League – six points on Liverpool after they have played a match more.
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Gunners supporters and players still seemed to be angry with City's triple, two-time golden boot-stiker Haaland.
Gabriel seemed to have a doll with the Norwegian, who took the short -lived level of the city.
While hurt fans kept up those referring to his “modest” digging in Arteta.
The wounded Gunners also played “Humble” by Kendrick Lamar on the last whistle, again as a nod to the remark of Haaland.
Myles Lewis-Skelly even played the celebration of the attacker after scoring the third of Arsenal.
The father of Haaland responded by taking his own excavation on social media, referring to the lack of success of Arsenal under Arteta.
The media team of Arsenal had shared a photo of a crossed leg Lewis-Skelly that was failed.
The Gunners added the words: “This team” – together with a clenched fist.
Ex -Man Stadsverderderdiger Haaland Sr answered quickly: “” This team “that wins everything. Ehhhhh, not” – followed by a blue heart.
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