Arsenal’s Odegaard Outmaneuvers Amrabat in Premier League Clash
Some Arsenal supporters mocked the Atlas Lion Sofyan Amrabat who was humiliated by Norwegian international Martin Odegaard during the match counting for the 37th round of the Premier League at Old Trafford, which ended in a defeat for Manchester United (1-0).
Arsenal won 1-0 at Manchester United on Sunday at the Red Devils’ home ground, thus regaining the lead in the Premier League. But what caught the attention of many Gunners supporters was that Sofyan Amrabat, who started the game before being substituted in the 87th minute, was subjected to humiliation by Martin Odegaard. In the 55th minute of the game, the Norwegian recovered the ball on the right side of the field around the halfway line via a deflection from Scott McTominay. As the Moroccan international tried to put pressure on his opponent, the latter dribbled him, moved away from the midfielder. Then he pretends to go left, but ends up going right. He moves away from the Atlas Lion to continue the attack. The Moroccan gets too involved and ends up falling as Odegaard was advancing with the ball in United’s half. A sequence that delights some Arsenal fans who couldn’t help but mock the Moroccan on X (ex-Twitter).
"Odegaard is so rude, Amrabat has a family, you know," mocks an Arsenal supporter in a post accompanied by two laughing face emojis. "What Martin Odegaard just did to Sofyan Amrabat is illegal in 95 percent of the world’s countries," writes another. "Odegaard eliminates Amrabat like that," mocks a third supporter in a post accompanied by a Ryan Gosling laughing gif.
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