Newcastle United joyfully targeted Arsenal on social media after the semifinal victory of the Magpies' Carabao Cup on Wednesday.
After the first January match, which ended in a 2-0 win for Newcastle, Arsenal Chief Mikel Artetea blamed the match ball used in the competition About the problems of finishing his team, stirring many jeans from fans watching the second match.
Arsenal failed to score again in Wednesday's match while Newcastle He added two more goals, and the club's social media account decided to join Barbs sent to Arsenal Street by posting a photo of Topi alongside the title: “Culprit”.
This was just the beginning of things like scorer Anthony Gordon, perhaps inadvertently, injected himself into the last battle between Arsenal and Manchester City over the word “humble”.
City striker Erling Haaland asked Arsenal “Stay humble“After both sides retired in September. These comments were followed by a drastic decline in form by City, for which Arsenal fans were just too eager to remember it, and the last 5-1 winners of Gunners Saw Myles Lewis-Skelly Copy Haaland's goal celebration Before Kendrick Lamar decry It was played over the speakers to celebrate the victory.
Culprit: pic.twitter.com/nmpo1nym1z
– Newcastle United (@nufc) 5 February 2025
After seeing Arsenal coming back to the ground, Gordon warned his Newcastle teammates that they should now keep their humility. While it is not clear if he was deliberately having fun in Arsenal, there is no denial of the impact his comments made by taking the time.
“Our fans are never in discussion, they make it so difficult for the opposition and we did it in the right way,” Gordon said after the game. “We had a game plan we thought would work. Everyone knows we crush.
“It is important for us to stay humble now.