Fans left speechless as Arsenal charge £14 for halftime burger – and chips cost extra

Matthew Stafford put together a brilliant 15-play drive when it mattered most, finding Cooper Kupp in the end zone for the match-winning touchdown with just over a minute left on the clock.Aaron Donald then came up with a crucial sack on Joe Burrow to close the game out and earn Sean McVay’s side the Vince Lombardi Trophy.Yet viewers watching from the UK had other concerns, with Cousins ruining the spectacle without even playing in the game.The Minnesota Vikings quarterback was part of Sky Sports’ coverage of the match, speaking to the studio via video link.But many people watching were not concentrating on the words that were coming out of Cousins’ mouth – all because of something in the background.Dressed in a white shirt, Cousins was sat in front of a very normal-looking background with two photo frames mounted on the wall.HAVE YOUR SAY! Does Kirk Cousins's background drive you mad? Comment below.The only problem was that one of them was not quite straight – a minor detail which prompted hundreds of complaints on Twitter.“Anyone else getting really annoyed by that wonky picture at Kirk Cousins’ house?” wrote one account.“Why is Kirk Cousins photo so wonky? @NFLUK pls fix,” tweeted one fan.“Kirk Cousins... cant even throw his pictures on the wall straight,” joked another.“@KirkCousins8 Fix your family photo please.

Arsenal supporters are furious after watching owner Stan Kroenke lift the Vince Lombardi trophy following the LA Rams' victory at Super Bowl LVI.The 74-year-old proudly took to the field to join the Rams' celebrations and dedicated the famous win to the "great fans of Los Angeles"."Amazing, and just really proud of this group," Kroenke said. "So happy for them, and then you talk about these players."They’re unbelievable, and this just hung in there.

Ranvir Singh led an emotional tribute to a "beloved" and key member of the Good Morning Britain team.The 44-year-old host, shared the sad news that programme organiser Paul Dorrian had tragically died over the weekend.She explained that the entire ITV crew had been left devastated after learning about the loss of a "close friend".In a heartfelt speech, Ranvir said: "As you know, the show just isn't what it is without the talented team who work behind-the-scenes here, who get everything on air for us every morning."It is with real sadness in our hearts we have to say we've lost one of our beloved colleagues this weekend."The newsreader continued: "Paul Dorrian, He literally worked day and night to make sure all our technical facilities worked and the show got on the air."Dorrian had devoted over three decades to the channel - including GMTV before it became GMB - and was a valued organiser for the breakfast programme for years.Paying tribute, the Strictly Come Dancing star went on to explain how Dorrain had been an integral member of team and had been loved by everyone at ITV.The TV star added: "He knew everybody here.

Valentine’s Day.But for some, sexy underwear isn’t very practical when you get down to business. This is what shoppers feared about a saucy set being sold on ASOS.

And director Jordan Blum echoed: “A rarely discussed director who made all of your favourite films.“If you work in comedy and were born while his movies were coming out then they directly influenced everything you’ve ever done.”Ivan won a host of awards and honours throughout his career, spanning more than five decades.He was honoured with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1997 and inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame in 2007.Ivan also won the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Big Screen Achievement Awards in 2014.He also secured a Best Picture Academy Award nomination for Up in the Air, which he produced, as well as a Golden Reel Award for 1979 comedy Meatballs, and a Saturn Award for Ghostbusters.In 2009, he was made an Officer of the Order of Canada for his contributions as a director and producer, and for his promotion of the Canadian film and television industries.Ivan is survived by his wife of 46 years, Genevieve Robert, and their three children: Catherine, Caroline and Jason.Jason has followed in his father’s footsteps and is also a director, best known for Juno, Thank You for Smoking and Oscar nominated movie Up in the Air.

Conor McGregor admitted he felt very “horny” after realising he had topped Forbes’ list as the highest-paid athlete for 2021.The UFC legend reportedly received a mammoth total earning of $180million (£133million) last year, comfortably beating the likes of Lionel Messi (£96million) and Cristiano Ronaldo (£88million) in second and third, respectively.The 32-year-old also edged NFL’s Dak Prescott and NBA superstar LeBron James, who completed the top five, while tennis star Naomi Osaka was the highest-paid female athlete in 12th.And while being that wealthy could trigger a number of different emotions, a prideful McGregor took to Twitter to bizarrely announce the news evoked other feelings.McGregor initially posted a cryptic tweet without any context which left fans understandably baffled.He simply wrote: “Guys, I’m horny”.The Irishman then elaborated, tweeting: “I’m the number 1 highest paid Forbes athlete this year. I horn.”McGregor is known for being a shrewd business mogul, capitalising on his popularity as a UFC fighter through trash-talking and launching various enterprises.Do you think Conor McGregor is a better businessman than he is a fighter? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

TOWIE star Frankie Essex has announced she is pregnant with twins with her partner of three years, Luke Love. The reality star only came off the pill last year and was shocked when she found out she was expecting so soon after.But the surprises didn't end there as she was told she was pregnant with twins.The 34-year-old said she was "just so shocked" when the lady scanning her made the discovery."The lady scanning me was focusing on one baby and was then like, ‘What else do we have here then?’ and I was so shocked and asked, ‘Are we having twins?’ I burst out crying, tears of happiness.

BBC Breakfast presenter Nina Warhurst wasn't afraid to dress to impress this Valentine's Day - but a massive wardrobe blunder left her red-faced while sitting on the sofa.Nina was presenting alongside Jon Kay on Monday (February 14) and chose to wear a stunning white top emblazoned with a red love-heart design fit for a day to celebrate love.While chatting to weather presenter Carol Kirkwood, who had also matched her outfit to the day - opting for a grey dress dotted with black hearts - Nina revealed that her co-star had actually been forced to change after they turned up in the same top.Nina told Carol: "We've just noticed the beautiful hearts on your dress - I've gone for a similar theme this morning!"Carol replied: "Oh, you have to on Valentine's Day, don't you Nina? Yours is very nice - nice red top!""As is yours!" Nina returned the compliment before saying: "And actually, Holly came in in the exact same top as me this morning, and she's had to quickly change so that we weren't matching!"And Jon Kay said, 'Oh, what a coincidence that you're both in the same top!' not realising the theme at all!"A blushing Jon chipped in: "I had no idea!"The conversation soon turned to a dog who had a natural black heart-shape on his fur - as Jon showed Carol a newspaper clipping featuring the pooch."There's plenty in the papers, and we showed this earlier, but look - this is like matching Carol's dress! This is Splodge, the Pointer, with a heart coat.

Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson are celebrating Valentine’s Day a little early!

Paul Merson was spot on after lavishing praise on Eddie Nketiah, who starred against Sunderland in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday night.Arsenal emerged 5-1 winners over their League One opponents at the Emirates to book themselves a semi-final position. And it was Nketiah who was the star of the show - netting a hat-trick at a timely moment for the Gunners.Mikel Arteta has made a point of hanging Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang out to dry after stripping him of the captaincy and ostracising him from the squad.

Arsenal teammate Alexandre Lacazette after striking up a fruitful partnership with him over the last few weeks.The Brazilian has come into the side after Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's very public falling out with Gunners boss Mikel Arteta.Aubameyang was stripped of the captain's armband and banished from the first team this week after falling foul of club rules by returning home late from a trip abroad.The infraction was the Gabon international's third in the last year, and with Arteta clearly running short on patience, his future at the club is hanging by a thread.Though when one door closes, another opens, and Martinelli has made the most of his first team opportunities since stepping in to replace Aubameyang - starting the club's last five

West Ham with a dominant 4-1 win away at Leeds United on Saturday.The game was the only one in the Premier League to go ahead after a raft of postponements caused by Covid-19, with Mikel Arteta naming an unchanged team for the fourth time in succession.The Gunners dominated their hosts, with Gabriel Martinelli scoring two goals in the first-half to set Arsenal on their way to the win, before Bukayo Saka added a third just before the break.Leeds were better in the second period, scoring a penalty through Raphinha, but a late volley from substitute Emile Smith Rowe ended any hopes of an unlikely comeback.Here, Daily Star Sport looks at four things Arteta got right to help Arsenal secure a comfortable win…Some had questioned why Alexandre

Mikel Arteta’s tenure in the dugout at the Emirates Stadium has already been a rollercoaster of a ride, and it could have taken another bizarre turn had he not been able to dodge an onrushing pitch invader.Arsenal beat West Ham on Wednesday night in a performance that Arteta will have been pleased about from start to finish.Goals from exciting young prospects Gabriel Martinelli (48’) and Emile Smith-Rowe (87’) ensured that the Gunners secured all three points and climbed into the top four.And Alexandre Lacazette could’ve made it a more statement victory had his penalty not have been saved in the 69th minute following a second bookable offence inside the area by Hammers defender Vladimir Coufal.Following the full-time whistle, a few

Arsenal supporters were shocked to see their normally reserved manager Mikel Arteta physically heave Gabriel Martinelli to his feet when he was suffering cramp.During the Gunners’ 2-0 win over West Ham - a game that saw them climb to fourth spot in the table - the Brazilian attacker went down injured on 80 minutes when his side were 1-0 up.He was treated on the pitch before making his way to the sideline, where his manager furiously ran toward him and ordered the 20-year-old back out to the green, presumably as it would waste time until the final whistle.Fans reacted to the footage online.

Arsenal and West Ham are in agreeance that the Gunners should have been awarded a penalty during their clash on Wednesday evening.Gabriel Martinelli had notched Arsenal ahead with a wonderful curling effort that nestled into the far corner.And Alexandre Lacazette was given the golden opportunity to double their lead from the spot, but the penalty decision was controversial.Vladimir Coufal, who was already on a yellow looked to have beaten Lacazette to the ball before Anthony Taylor flagged for a penalty.Replays seemed to confirm Coufal reached the ball first, but the penalty stood - and both sets of fans agreed it shouldn't have stood."That's a horrific decision was a good tackle.

Premier League for the first time this season with a win over London rivals West Ham.The main talking point heading into the game was the decision to strip Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang of the captaincy, but Mikel Arteta’s men went ahead thanks to Gabriel Martinelli’s second-half goal.The winger guided the ball into the bottom corner after being played through by Alexandre Lacazette, with the Frenchman then seeing a penalty saved by Lukas Fabianski after referee Anthony Taylor awarded a controversial spot-kick.But the win was sealed three minutes from time when Bukayo Saka and substitute Emile Smith Rowe combined in a counter-attack, with the latter cutting inside before firing into the bottom corner.Here, Daily Star Sport looks at five things

Mikel Arteta has refused to provide further insight as to when - or if - Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang will be making a return to the Arsenal squad.The Gabon international was stripped of his captaincy and dropped from the squad earlier this week for having made a series of disciplinary breaches.Arteta was quizzed before Arsenal’s encounter with West Ham at the Emirates on Wednesday night but held firm in saying anything other than that Alexandre Lacazette would be captaining the side for the London clash.The Spaniard responded when asked why Lacazette would be wearing the armband: “Just to give some continuity to what we did in the last game.

Jim White has called upon Kieran Tierney to set Simon Jordan straight after his sparring partner aimed a cutting jibe at the Arsenal star.

Have Your Say! Who should Mikel Arteta prioritise - Eddie Nketiah or Folarin Balogun? Let us know in the comments sectionOne fan questioned: "And Arteta Wants to keep Eddie over this guy?"Another was surprised how Balogun was still playing at Under-23 level: "Think he’s probably too many levels above u23s now.

Everton striker joined up at Merseyside from Sheffield United in 2016 for around £1.6million and has made over 170 appearances.For a period last season, the attacker was one of the deadliest players in the Premier League. He finished the last campaign scoring 21 goals across all competitions.

Arsenal fan was handed Takehiro Tomiyasu's shirt after running onto the pitch following their Premier League win over Southampton - but was then tackled by stewards.The Gunners, who were without club captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang following "disciplinary breach" according to Mikel Arteta, cruised to victory with two early goals.Japan defender Tomiyasu played the full 90 minutes as Alexandre Lacazette, Martin Odegaard and Gabriel found the back of the net against a lacklustre away side.Following the three points, a spectator sprinted into the playing surface past unaware security staff as they tried to stop another fan from getting close to the players.After he hugged Tomiyasu and was handed his shirt, the lad skipped away from staff