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Arsenal continued their unbeaten run this weekend after beating Southampton 3-1 in the Premier League.
Goals from Gabriel Martinelli, Kai Havertz and Bukayo Saka secured the three points for the Gunners, who had gone a goal down because of Cameron Archer’s goal for the Saints.
Even in the Champions League, Mikel Arteta’s team have done well this season with an away draw against Atalanta and a home win against Paris Saint-Germain.
The win against the French champions involved an incident in the end which could force the Gunners to change one of their rules at the club.
According to The Times, Arsenal are unhappy with how UFC fighter Conor McGregor entered the pitch after the match and they are ready to conduct an internal review.
Club sources have revealed, as per the report, that McGregor was asked to go back inside the Emirates Stadium and was not allowed permission to enter the pitch.
The UFC star visited the Arsenal stadium as a guest of a company called 1 Access.
The legendary fighter was seen with Bukayo Saka on the pitch after the match, trying to practice his moves which even prompted the Arsenal star to say “be careful”.
Declan Rice, Conor McGregor, and Bukayo Saka celebrating after Arsenal’s dominant victory over PSG at the Emirates.
Conor couldn’t resist giving Saka a sample of the UFC … but Bukayo skillfully defended the takedown attempt 😂⚽️🥊 pic.twitter.com/3Co5kwZ9X4
— Oh So Super 🗞️ (@OhSoSuper) October 3, 2024
Arsenal security ‘asked Conor McGregor to leave’.
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Arsenal are looking at the situation deeply and trying to make strict rules regarding the celebrity guests mingling with the players.
Mikel Arteta is not pleased with the McGregor episode at Arsenal
Not only the club is reviewing the situation but Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta is also unhappy with the incident after seeing McGregor practice his moves on the Arsenal…
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Author : Ahad Shaukat
Publish date : 2024-10-07 05:23:45
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