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Two Arsenal lovebirds went viral for their post-match celebrations after their side strolled to a 5-0 victory over Chelsea.<br/><br/>Mikel Arteta's side sent themselves top of the table after the emphatic win over their London rivals - where Ben White, Leandro Trossard and Kai Havertz all scored.<br/><br/>The victory over Chelsea sent Gunners fans into a frenzy, as they set off fireworks in the streets of north London following the derby clash. <br/><br/>One Arsenal couple also appeared to get caught up in the moment on the night as footage emerged of them dancing away inside the Emirates Stadium.<br/><br/>A video on X showed two Arsenal fans - a man and a woman - dancing together after the full-time whistle. They also shared a brief kiss which was caught on camera. <br/><br/>It didn't take long for fans online to react to the two Arsenal lovebirds - with users offering a mixed reception to the viral clip. <br/><br/>The video initially emerged through 'The Celebration Police' account, which typically lambasts supporters for over-celebrating their team's victory. <br/><br/>In a similar tone, one user wrote: 'These celebrations from Arsenal, can't wait for Man City to win their two games in hand and win the league'. <br/><br/>'Lifetime stadium ban needed here Arsenal,' another user said. <br/><br/>However, a few fans took a different approach and labeled it 'every football fan's dream' as they responded to the clip. <br/><br/>'Mate you don't understand, this is all I want in life,' one fan claimed. <br/><br/>'This is every football fan’s ultimate dream… Mine’s for sure! Making it to the game with your lover, dancing with her in the stands, happy as can be, having watched your team win, celebrating with all other fans… Amazing.<br/><br/>'If this isn't my future I'm crawling back into the womb',' another user said.<br/><br/>While some fans celebrated the victory with fireworks or dancing, TNT Sports pundit Joe Cole was quick to slam the antics of the Gunners supporters. <br/><br/>‘Wow! All I will say is, I heard fireworks from the Arsenal fans. I think that’s a bit early with five [sic] games to go. Celebrations were a bit too much,' said the former Blue. <br/><br/>Meanwhile, Martin Odegaard's dancer girlfriend was also seen celebrating the win by busting some moves inside the Emirates. <br/><br/>In a TikTok that emerged after the match, Odegaard's girlfriend was seen dancing to Shakira's 'Waka Waka This Time for Africa' - which has become the anthem for Kai Havertz - after full-time.
Two Arsenal lovebirds went viral for their post-match celebrations after their side strolled to a 5-0 victory over Chelsea.<br/><br/>Mikel Arteta's side sent themselves top of the table after the emphatic win over their London rivals - where Ben White, Leandro Trossard and Kai Havertz all scored.<br/><br/>The victory over Chelsea sent Gunners fans into a frenzy, as they set off fireworks in the streets of north London following the derby clash. <br/><br/>One Arsenal couple also appeared to get caught up in the moment on the night as footage emerged of them dancing away inside the Emirates Stadium.<br/><br/>A video on X showed two Arsenal fans - a man and a woman - dancing together after the full-time whistle. They also shared a brief kiss which was caught on camera. <br/><br/>It didn't take long for fans online to react to the two Arsenal lovebirds - with users offering a mixed reception to the viral clip. <br/><br/>The video initially emerged through 'The Celebration Police' account, which typically lambasts supporters for over-celebrating their team's victory. <br/><br/>In a similar tone, one user wrote: 'These celebrations from Arsenal, can't wait for Man City to win their two games in hand and win the league'. <br/><br/>'Lifetime stadium ban needed here Arsenal,' another user said. <br/><br/>However, a few fans took a different approach and labeled it 'every football fan's dream' as they responded to the clip. <br/><br/>'Mate you don't understand, this is all I want in life,' one fan claimed. <br/><br/>'This is every football fan’s ultimate dream… Mine’s for sure! Making it to the game with your lover, dancing with her in the stands, happy as can be, having watched your team win, celebrating with all other fans… Amazing.<br/><br/>'If this isn't my future I'm crawling back into the womb',' another user said.<br/><br/>While some fans celebrated the victory with fireworks or dancing, TNT Sports pundit Joe Cole was quick to slam the antics of the Gunners supporters. <br/><br/>‘Wow! All I will say is, I heard fireworks from the Arsenal fans. I think that’s a bit early with five [sic] games to go. Celebrations were a bit too much,' said the former Blue. <br/><br/>Meanwhile, Martin Odegaard's dancer girlfriend was also seen celebrating the win by busting some moves inside the Emirates. <br/><br/>In a TikTok that emerged after the match, Odegaard's girlfriend was seen dancing to Shakira's 'Waka Waka This Time for Africa' - which has become the anthem for Kai Havertz - after full-time.
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