Hugo Lloris 'disasterclass' leaves Tottenham fans sulking in Arsenal derby defeat

Gabriel Jesus has detailed how he found Arsenal fans "different" to Manchester City supporters, explaining what reaction he received when he arrived at the Emirates.

Arsenal's Europa League opponents Bodo/Glimt had to walk to the Emirates after their bus got stuck in the narrow streets of north London.It was just the beginning of a rough evening for the Norwegian side, who were thrashed 3-0 on Thursday night. Their task was already a big one, taking on a Gunners side that are unbeaten at home.On their way to the Emirates, the team bus could not turn down a road and became stuck on a narrow bend.

Arsenal's third goal as they eased to a 3-0 Europa League victory over Bodo/Glimt.Substitute Jesus darted past one defender after receiving a throw in from Takehiro Tomiyasu, holding him off as he sprinted into the box. Faced with another opponent, the Brazil international quickly shifted the ball from right to left to leave him in the dust.He then picked his head up and unselfishly squared the ball to team-mate Fabio Vieira, who fired into the roof of the net to round off a comfortable win for the Gunners after Eddie Nketiah and Rob Holding had put them two to the good in the first half.READ MORE: Four things Mikel Arteta got right as Arsenal win to keep 100% Europa League recordJesus had only came on with a little over half an hour of the match left but still managed to add to his goal contributions tally for the season, which now reads five goals and four assists across 10 appearances in all competitions.He was hailed by Arsenal fans online, with one tweeting: "This guy is unreal man." Another commented: "What a player."A third wrote: "We’ve got a baby R9." And a fourth added: "We paid 40million for this demon."Excluding Haaland, is Jesus the signing of the summer? Let us know in the comments section belowGunners boss Mikel Arteta was pleased with the win but wanted to see more chemistry from his side.

Arsenal, who beat Norwegian side Bodo/Glimt 3-0 to keep their perfect start to the Europa League campaign intact.The Emirates has become a fortress for the Gunners this season, and their dominance was proven again as it took just 23 minutes for Eddie Nketiah to open the scoring with a rebounded effort. Moments later, Rob Holding doubled their advantage as he directed Fabio Vieira's cross into the bottom left corner.Gabriel Jesus showed his class off the bench with a stunning solo run before teeing up Vieira for a goal of his own, to wrap up a classy victory for the Gunners.

Europa League clash between Malmo and Union Berlin had to be stopped after fans launched multiple fireworks onto the pitch.Trouble broke out during the second half as missiles were launched by the visiting German fans from the away end. One landed close to a couple of players as the match was still being played.The referee was forced to step in and suspend the fixture in the 60th minute at the Eleda Stadium in Sweden, but further ugly scenes followed as more flares were thrown across the ground and into the home crowd.READ MORE: Four things Mikel Arteta got right as Arsenal win to keep 100% Europa League recordThere was then an extremely scary moment as a group of stewards made their way over to the fans. One of the pyrotechnics exploded just feet away from them.Fortunately, it seems no one was injured by the mindless act.

Tottenham's much-loved fitness coach has Gian Piero Ventrone, 61, passed away - the club announced on Thursday morning.Despite his gruelling fitness regimes, which turned Spurs into one of the fittest sides in the Premier League, Ventrone was loved and respected in north London. He was known as Antonio Conte's "torturer in chief" at Spurs and "the Marine" at Juventus.It was in Turin he first emerged in the footballing world, as a conditioning coach for Juventus in the early 1990s.

Arsenal fans are buzzing over the fact that the club already have found a prolific back-up striker to Gabriel Jesus that they don't have to spend a penny on. Jesus has been in rare form for the Gunners since arriving at the Emirates from Man City this summer, racking up five goals and providing three assists in eight games.

England manager Gareth Southgate, as the Three Lions boss once shunned an invitation to a ‘white tie and diamonds’ party from David Beckham.Twenty years ago, Southgate was called up to Sven-Goran Eriksson’s England squad for the 2002 World Cup in Asia. As a means of team bonding and perhaps displaying their gregariously, glamorous lifestyle, Beckham decided on hosting a rather posh event.'White tie and diamonds’ was the theme and David and Victoria Beckham’s lavish ‘Beckingham Palace’ was the venue for this ultra exclusive affair.

Antonio Conte after the Tottenham manager snubbed the defender against Arsenal. The former Nottingham Forest loanee was signed from Middlesbrough in the summer as part of a splurge on players that included the likes of Yves Bissouma, Ivan Perisic and Richarlison.

Manchester United and Manchester City contains just two Red Devils stars ahead of this weekend's crunch clash.Erik ten Hag takes his revamped Red Devils to the Etihad Stadium this afternoon (October 2nd) aiming to extend their four-match winning streak in the Premier League, which has seen them rise to fifth in the table.After taking Arsenal's unbeaten scalp from the head of Mikel Arteta, Man Utd face another outfit yet-to-taste defeat in the top-flight this campaign. Pep Guardiola's side sit second behind the Gunners in the standings, possessing a host of world-class talent that has seen the champions take four of the last five Premier League crowns.READ MORE: Struggling Harry Maguire's stats 'almost identical' to Liverpool star Virgil van Dijk'sAlso doing the double over United last season, there's a reason why Man City boss the combined XI between the two sides...Whilst Ederson is undoubtedly protected by a far superior backline, the Brazilian shot-stopper boasted a better save percentage than David de Gea over the course of the 2021/22 campaign.

Tottenham fans during Arsenal's North London Derby victory.The Gunners claimed bragging rights over their rivals with a 3-1 Premier League win at the Emirates on Saturday (October 1). White played his part at right-back before coming off in the dying embers of the match.As he made his way around the edge of the pitch and back towards the dugouts, he was heckled by the visiting Spurs fans.

Harry Kane has become the leading goalscorer in Premier League London derbies following his goal in Tottenham’s 3-1 defeat over Arsenal.The England captain put his strike in the middle of the net from the spot to beat Gunners goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale and make the game 1-1, overtaking Arsenal legend Thierry Henry as the footballer with the most goals in games between clubs in the captial.Kane also became the first player to score 100 away goals in the league in the Saturday lunchtime game at the Emirates.READ MORE: Three things Mikel Arteta got right as Arsenal beat 10-man Tottenham North London DerbyThe hitman had been level with Henry - who's on 43 London derby goals - before his penalty goal, while Frank Lampard and Teddy Sheringham are tied for third on 32. But now Kane is one ahead and will no doubt have plenty of opportunities to push the number higher.His record of 100 away goals in the league is already six ahead of Wayne Rooney, who is in second place with 94.

Arsenal fans couldn't get enough of "absolute legend" Ian Wright's reaction to their North London Derby victory over Tottenham.It was derby day delight for the Gunners as they beat their neighbours 3-1 at the Emirates. Goals from Thomas Partey and Gabriel Jesus either side of Harry Kane's penalty put them in the ascendency before Granit Xhaka wrapped up the win after Emerson Royal's red card.Due to his Match of the Day duties, Wright wasn't in attendance for the match.

Arsenal beat neighbours Spurs on Saturday that impressed fans. The Ukrainian had fans rejoicing with his passionate celebrations, with one fan claiming it "hit differently" to others, with the midfielder turned full-back enjoying life as a Gunner since joining for £32m in the summer.

Arsenal and Tottenham fans cringing alike with their bickering in the gantry. It comes after the Gunners laid down a marker in the north London derby, swatting aside Spurs with relative ease at the Emirates on Saturday.

Arsenal fans were quick to pick out their side's "obvious" weak spot after they conceded in the North London derby on Saturday.Voicing their frustrations on social media, fans jumped on Brazilian centre-back Grabriel when the side conceded a clumsy penalty in the first half which allowed Harry Kane to equalise from the spot as Tottenham came back from 1-0 down at the Emirates. It could be argued it was thanks to silky skills from fellow Brazil international Richarlison that Spurs were handed the spot kick, but Arsenal fans could only see the negatives.

World Cup winner and Arsenal invincible Gilberto Silva warned the Premier League “the samba is back” in north London.Gilberto was part of the iconic Brazil team that stormed to the 2002 World Cup, before moving to Arsene Wenger’s side and becoming the midfield anchor in the infamous ‘Invincibles’ team. While his former club and country have not respectively lifted the league title or the World Cup since he retired, Gilberto evidently believes the future is bright for both.Mikel Arteta bolstered his Gunners’ side with the signings of Gabriel Magalhaes and Gabriel Jesus over the last few years, while enhancing and developing Gabriel Martinelli’s game.

Mikel Arteta has been told he "should sue FIFA" after the Arsenal manager was given arguably the worst face in the new game. FIFA 23 is set to be released on Friday, September 30 with many fans waiting for it to drop, but Arsenal supporters might be left disappointed by the likenesses in their squad.

Manchester United star Harry Maguire is out of Sunday's clash with rivals Manchester City after picking up an injury during England's 3-3 draw with Germany this week.The 29-year-old, who, in spite of the issue, played the full 90 minutes on Monday, is expected to miss around two weeks of action after being spotted limping away from Wembley Stadium.Maguire has spent the past month warming United's bench but has managed to retain his place in Gareth Southgate's England side, despite his poor recent form.READ MORE: Carragher tells 'England's problem' Harry Maguire 'it's too late' to save Man Utd careerHe was at fault for two of Germany's three goals after conceding a penalty for the first and getting caught in possession for the second, allowing the visitors to open up a 2-0 lead, prior to England's late comeback.To make matters worse he also picked up a muscle injury, though his decision to play on through the pain was praised by Three Lions skipper Harry Kane."H had a pretty decent injury there at the end and he played another five or ten minutes on almost one leg, great character from him, really proud of him for that," the Tottenham man said after the game.Does Harry Maguire deserve to go to the World Cup? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.Maguire's injury may not come as much of a blow to United boss Erik ten Hag, who has paired Lisandro Martinez and Raphael Varane at centre back since matchday three this season, but it comes at a terrible time for the player himself.The former Leicester City defender has less than a month to convince Southgate he deserves a seat on the plane to Qatar, and will now spend half of that period on the treatment table.The England boss backed his struggling star after