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That reality check when they start playing multiple games next season will hit like crack.

I think the main reason so many people are so angry about the VAR call Is because of how much they celebrated the West Ham goal It was a sobering, probably embarrassing moment to realise how Arsenal conceding made them more excited than their own team scoring

rashford back at carrington letting fernandes wear his league title medal

I can’t believe I’m having to explain to adults that crowding a goalkeeper is not the same thing as blatantly pulling his arm while also tugging his shirt from behind. Hate really does impede judgement.

Biggest fooling of the season.

@AFCYop_ @Olawale_Dimeji see the first clip

this was your club literally yesterday?

Scoring in the 83rd minute. Conceding in the 96th minute. Arsenal have won in the worst ever way for all their haters. I’ll do whatever it takes to see Pep and City players reactions when the goal went in and got disallowed.

@FutSheriff @Olawale_Dimeji 🤣🤣🤣

The man who gave Arsenal this PL title:

Even Sanchez with 30 goals and 19 assists in 51 games was down to "what did he win" when it was time for individual awards.

@SullyTalkz @SamJDean @HandofArsenal Why isn’t Igor Thiago winning it then?

With respect to your opinion Sam, using team wins for an individual accolade is a weak argument. By that logic, the best player always comes from the best team. Bruno’s had more goals, assists, chances created and overall responsibility while carrying a dysfunctional United side. He has single-handedly took United to the UCL. Rice has been excellent in a stable Arsenal system, but Bruno has been United’s system all season. That’s the difference.

With respect to my colleagues in the football writing industry, I am stunned that Bruno Fernandes has been named FWA Footballer of the Year instead of Declan Rice. Rice has literally won more matches this season (35) than Fernandes has even played (34). telegraph.co.uk/football/2026/…

@Arsenal @Bitpanda_global @Olawale2909

One lucky Gooner will get the opportunity to play on the Emirates Stadium pitch AND bring a friend along on 27 May! 🎟️ To enter: Follow @bitpanda_global, like this post & tag a friend in the comments Closes: 9th May at 23:59 (CEST) Winner drawn: 11 May. 18+ | T&Cs apply

4th placed Leverkusen? That same 4th placed Leverkusen beat your almighty Manchester City 2-0 AT the Etihad. So when you call them 4th place like it's an insult... your beloved City couldn't even beat them at home. Make it make sense. 4th placed Atletico? That same Atletico eliminated Tottenham AND demolished your precious Barcelona in the quarterfinals. You know, Barcelona — the team your club couldn't get past. So yes, "4th placed Atletico" was actually doing the Lord's work taking out bigger names than your team ever faced this season. 3rd placed Sporting?. That same Sporting eliminated Bodø/Glimt — who humiliated your Man City 3-1 earlier. And before I forget, that same "3rd placed" Sporting beat PSG 2-1. PSG. With all their money and squad depth. Embarrassing route indeed 😏 Now let's talk about Arsenal's side of the draw. 8 wins from 8 in the league phase. Conceded only 4 goals. Then embarrased Bayern Munich — your Bayern — and Inter Milan. You know, the Italian champions. Teams with actual pedigree. And we did it looking like Champions. The truth is this: if your team were good enough, they would have been in this final. But they weren't. And no amount of tears will change the scoreline. Arsenal 2-1 Atlético. Buddapest, here we come. The route didn't embarrass us. It crowned us. 🔴⚪ COYG. Always.

Just look at what it means to Declan Rice and the Arsenal fans 🤩🔴⚪️

Till the fucking wheels fall off Mikel ❤️ They said “even if he wins it, he has to walk” Walk we will…into the UCL Final unbeaten. They didnt believe in us, they didnt resonate with your “message” Is the message clear enough now?!

🚨 Vincent Kompany on Arteta’s comments on players being fresh in Ligue1 and Bundesliga: “I don't want to comment much on that. I played in the Premier League for many years…”. “I don't think it was meant as a criticism of Bayern or PSG, but rather a discussion. In England, you have 38 league games, the league cup, FA Cup, no winter break”. “It's not for me to discuss that, but it's legitimate. Jürgen Klopp spoke about that many times too”, says via @iMiaSanMia.

Don’t fall for rival fans congratulating Arsenal, we’ve heard ‘congratulations’ too many times this season already. It’s just bait so they can turn around and banter when things go wrong and say we bottle it. Don’t buy into that fake praise.

@FootyHumour 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Never forget when Dibu Martínez said his goodbyes expecting a big move… and ended up staying because no one came 😂

@Vfynn_ @Olawale_Dimeji this is so spot on.

🚨🎙️| Jamie Carragher on the impact of both Bukayo Saka and Noni Madueke after each played 45 minutes against Fulham yesterday: 🗣️ “Sometimes we overcomplicate football, we start talking about systems, shapes, all of that… but yesterday was the clearest example, you had 45 minutes of Bukayo Saka and 45 minutes of Noni Madueke, and honestly, it looked like two different levels of the game. Saka starts, and everything makes sense. The tempo, the timing, the decision-making, he doesn’t waste football. He hurts you every single time he gets the ball. Goal, assist, always combining, always thinking one step ahead. That’s not just talent, that’s understanding the game at the highest level. That’s what top, top players do, they make it look simple because they’re decisive. Then you watch Madueke… and I’m not here to disrespect the boy, because he has ability, we can all see that. But ability without control, without intelligence in your decisions, it means nothing at this level. Too many touches, slowing the attack, dribbling into trouble when the pass is there. You beat a man okay, good but then what? Where is the end product? Where is the impact? This is the difference people don’t want to talk about. Saka plays for the team and still shines. Madueke plays for himself and the team suffers. That’s the reality. One is making the game easier for everyone around him, the other is making it harder. And let me tell you something, this is not a small gap, this is a huge gap. People will say ‘give him time’… time for what? At this level, you have to learn quickly or you get left behind. Because what Saka showed in 45 minutes is what elite football looks like. What Madueke showed… that’s potential, but football is not played on potential. So when people try to compare them, I shake my head. One is already delivering at a world-class level, the other is still trying to figure out when to pass the ball. And if that doesn’t frustrate you watching that game, then honestly, I don’t know what you’re expecting from top-level football.”