Myles Lewis-Skelly from Arsenal mocked Manchester City’s Erling Haaland during and after Sunday’s victory 5-1 for the Gunners.
Mikel Arteta’s side entered a Early lead in Emirates Stadium Through Martin Odegaard’s second minute workshop. Arsenal’s center, Gabriel roaring on Haaland’s face before running to his teammates to celebrate the goal: a gesture of the first meeting between these parts Back in September When the Norwegian nine marked John Stones 98-Minute’s equalizer throwing a ball to Gabriel’s head.
Arsenal had to cause a pressure storm from the city for the rest of the first half before Haaland: Who else? – leveled for visitors shortly after the restart. However, Thomas Partey fired the shooter again in front of the 60 seconds and Lewis-Skelly won 3-1 in the 62nd minute.
The 18 -year -old, who enjoyed An excellent game On the part and out of the ball, he celebrated his first goal in senior football folding his legs in the lotus position and pretending to meditate; The same inn that Haaland has often taken away after scoring.
Mimic celebration of an opponent during the game is one thing: Bukayo Saka has deployed the signature movements of James Maddison and Marcus Rashford in matches against Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United In recent years, but Lewis-Skelly has followed his Jibe game with a timely publication of social networks.
After the city recovered a 2-2 tie with the Gunners at the beginning of the season, Haaland was trapped by telling the Arsenal’s head Mikel Arteta to “keep -humble.” These two small words have resurfaced during the four months, especially during the shape of a little characteristic of the city.
In a joint Instagram Posted with Adidas shortly after the final whistle, Lewis-Skelle was performed celebrating his goal under the “Keep Humble” subtitle.
When the old teens of the arsenal were put Pep Guardiola After the game, he gave a slightly frantic response: “I didn’t see it. Did it? Okay. It’s okay. It’s ok. Emula the celebration of Haaland? It’s ok. It’s ok.
“You liked my answer?”
Haaland’s father, Alfie, a former professional football player from City himself, was less impressed.
“This team” that wins everything. Ehhhhh, no. 🩵 https://t.co/b81ais3j6a
– Alfie Haaland (@alfiehaland) February 2 2025
