Laura Woods Stood up for Arsenal Celebrations Following Late Winner against Fulham after Criticized
- 2 years ago
On Saturday evening, Mikel Arteta's side continued their 100% record start to the Premier League with a win in one of the many London derbies.
The Gunners went behind in the second half to an Aleksandar Mitrovic goal, his fourth of the campaign already, following a mistake by Gabriel.
Martin Odegaard got the hosts back level in the 64th minute but it looked like the visitors would hold on for a huge point, until Gabriel made amends by scoring in the 86th minute.
The players were delighted with the goal, celebrating in style, with Oleksandr Zinchenko nearly removed by a steward who thought he was fun, and they celebrated their fourth win in four at full time.
However that celebrating did not go down well with disgraced former Sky Sports pairing Keys and Gray, the former now better known for his rants about Gary Neville than anything approaching coherent punditry about football.
Speaking on beIN Sports, Keys said, "It’s Fulham, and they trailed for a time," as if being behind in a match somehow negated winning in the end.
"Yeah, well played, you came back to win it and they keep their 100 percent record intact. But they haven’t won the title tonight. They’ve won a London derby… Let’s not get too carried away. We’re four games into the season."
The Gunners went behind in the second half to an Aleksandar Mitrovic goal, his fourth of the campaign already, following a mistake by Gabriel.
Martin Odegaard got the hosts back level in the 64th minute but it looked like the visitors would hold on for a huge point, until Gabriel made amends by scoring in the 86th minute.
The players were delighted with the goal, celebrating in style, with Oleksandr Zinchenko nearly removed by a steward who thought he was fun, and they celebrated their fourth win in four at full time.
However that celebrating did not go down well with disgraced former Sky Sports pairing Keys and Gray, the former now better known for his rants about Gary Neville than anything approaching coherent punditry about football.
Speaking on beIN Sports, Keys said, "It’s Fulham, and they trailed for a time," as if being behind in a match somehow negated winning in the end.
"Yeah, well played, you came back to win it and they keep their 100 percent record intact. But they haven’t won the title tonight. They’ve won a London derby… Let’s not get too carried away. We’re four games into the season."