Arsenal players and fans worldwide are celebrating their 5-0 victory over Sheffield United this afternoon, recognising a job well done.
The Blades proved to be no match for the Gunners, but the match didn’t start as an easy one for Arsenal. They had to wait until almost the half-hour mark to score the first goal, despite dominating the proceedings.
Gabriel Martinelli and Bukayo Saka were their primary targets on the wings, both posing a significant threat to Sheffield United’s defence.
According to a report from Football London, Martinelli was seen shouting at William Saliba in one incident as they were looking for the opening goal of the game. The report suggests that Martinelli had made a run behind the defender and expected Saliba to deliver a long ball to him, but the defender didn’t spot his run. In response, he shouted at the Frenchman, instructing him to look toward his wing and find his run the next time.
Just Arsenal Opinion
This is certainly not a big deal because Martinelli probably had to shout to get his message across as he was far from Saliba.
In the end, we won the game convincingly, which is the most important thing.
They’ll be fine, it happens sometimes.
Hardly earth shattering news, I’ll be surprised if players aren’t shouting at each other during a game.
One players makes these runs behind and not getting the ball there comes a time when they stop makes those runs.
But in this case it’s much about nothing as he was repeatedly singled out successfully by Raya, this is a next reason why the gaffer will stick by Raya.
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Wow! Shock, horror! A player shouts at a team mate during a match. Who would EVER have predicted such a”unique” experience!
Worth making the six o clock news headlines, surely!!
Who agrees! (SARCASM, BTW, IN CASE ANY ARE IN DOUBT!!)
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