Rumors of West Ham’s fake equalizer against Manchester City fooled thousands at the Emirates during Arsenal’s clash with Everton
Going into the final day of the 2023/24 season, defending champions Manchester City are top of the table, two points ahead of second-placed Arsenal
The Citizens have been relentless in recent weeks, claiming dominant wins over Spurs, Fulham, Wolves, Nottingham Forest and Brighton
And on Sunday afternoon, they continued this ruthless streak by taking an early two-goal lead thanks to the Premier League
Phil Foden, winner of the Best Player of the Season award
Meanwhile, Arsenal took the lead after 40 minutes of play but quickly equalized thanks to Takehiro Tomiyasu
At Etihad, Mohammed Kudus scored a daring penalty kick to increase the score to 2-1 after 42 minutes of play
And soon, rumors spread at the Emirates that West Ham had equalized before the break
Unfortunately for the Gunners faithful, this is fake news
One fan commented on the incident saying: “I love that this can still happen in 2024
Only the last few parts of the game haven’t been endlessly modernized
” Another said: “What a shame”, while a third wrote: “The only thing in football better than celebrating a goal somewhere else on the final day is witnessing fans celebrate fake goals
” A fourth added: “How is this still happening in 2024
Every person in this stadium has a magical device that tells you the results of other football matches on the internet
” This is at this time in North London
Manchester City will become the first team to win four consecutive top-flight titles when they beat West Ham
Pep Guardiola wants to stay in Manchester next season and intends to honor his contract until 2025
Speaking about his future ahead of this weekend’s match, he said: “Yes, I am suitable Dong
I want to be here next season, yes
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