An Arsenal fan in Uganda was recently surprised as he was arrested for celebrating the Gunners win over Manchester United on Sunday. Check it out!
What Happened?
Eddie Nketiah scored two against Ten Hag the London club to give his team a dramatic win in the nail biting clash.
A number of Arsenal fans, who were obviously delighted with the result, were travelling in five vehicles on Monday morning when they were intercepted by police who proceeded to arrest them, according to BBC.
One of them was said to be carrying a replica trophy they had bought at a local store.
"I don't know what we have done but we were simply celebrating our victory over rivals Manchester United," Arsenal fan Baker Kasule told reporters.
The regional police boss James Mubi and funny enough an Arsenal fan told the BBC that he was puzzled as to why his fellow Gunners supporters were celebrating this early into the campaign.
"What would happen if an altercation with rival fans broke out?,"
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"They did not inform police to provide security for their procession,"
Did you know?
16 September 1937, an exhibition match between Arsenal's first team and the reserves was the first ever football match to be televised live.
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