While everyone was focused on Kyle Walker and a member of Arsenal’s coaching staff, Grealish and White nearly came to blows

Fans of Arsenal saw Ben White cruelly making fun of Jack Grealish during the fight in the hallway after the game.

This was Manchester City’s second straight loss in the league. Gabriel Martinelli’s blocked goal gave his team all three points at the Emirates on Sunday.

After the game was over, Kyle Walker got into a loud argument with Nicolas Jover, who is Arsenal’s set-piece coach.

Erling Haaland and Jack Grealish, who was a replacement but didn’t play, were also involved.

Even though he didn’t play in the game, the England player got involved and seemed to talk to some Arsenal players and staff.

But White didn’t get upset when he tried to get Arsenal angry; he just laughed off the Man City star’s angry response. Take a look below:

Online Arsenal fans loved how mean the defender was to Grealish.

One X user wrote, “Ben White is the only one who loves the meltdown from Grealish, Walker, and the rest more than anyone else.” I love how he’s just laughing away.

Someone else tweeted, “Ben White laughs a little at Grealish… this guy.”

Still another said, “Just keep your eyes on Ben White.”

A fourth person said, “I love him, what a wind up!”

“Ben White is such a naughty fellow,” said someone else.

Mikel Arteta praised his team’s maturity after their first Premier League win over Man City since 2015, saying that White did a great job at the back.

“It feels great. It felt like you hadn’t beaten them in a long time. The manager of Arsenal said, “Today I think we beat the best team in the world without a doubt.”

“We did it in a great way because there were moments where we had to suffer and moments where we showed real desire, determination and belief to beat them, so I’m really happy.”

“Certainly sends a message to the team to keep believing in what they’re doing because they’re a great group of players,” he said.

“You need it to be there because of how hard they try and how well they get along.” I’m really proud of you.

“The team really grew up today, which is something that happens with age.” That’s sometimes what you need to get better as a team.”