Kyle Walker, a defender for Manchester City, got into an angry argument with an Arsenal coach after his team lost to the Gunners. Erling Haaland got involved.
It happened not long after the game was over, which Arsenal won 1-0 after a close match.
The game didn’t end until the 85th minute, when Gabriel Martinelli’s deflected shot caught City goalie Ederson off guard.
That was enough to make the Emirates go crazy, and the excitement didn’t go away on or off the field after the game.
Walker and Haaland were gathered by officials and an Arsenal coach as the two teams went back to the tunnel, as seen on Sky Sports cameras.
Later, more video showed that the England player had gotten physical with Nicolas Jover, the Gunners’ set piece coach, who used to work at City.
After that, Haaland went over to the two and protected his teammate. The fight was then broken up, and both players were led away.
Video that was zoomed in on Jover showed him waving his finger at Arsenal star Bukayo Saka, who wasn’t able to play because of an illness.
No one seems to know what started the fight between Walker and the set piece coach.
In his news conference after the game, Pep Guardiola, the manager of City, didn’t say anything about what was going on.
“I know what happened, but I don’t want to say it,” he said. They are aware of it.
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With the 1-0 win, Arsenal moved up to second place. Mikel Arteta’s team is now tied with Tottenham for first place on 20 points, but they are behind them on goal difference going into the next international break.
City, on the other hand, falls to third place after losing two straight Premier League games. Last Saturday, Wolves beat Guardiola’s team 2-1 at Molineux.
