Piers Morgan rubs the salt in the injuries of Erling Haaland after Arsenal Bat City 5-1

The fan of Arsenal Piers Morgan made a brutal blow on Erling Haaland after watching his side hammering the 5-1 champions in the Emirates. Morgan, 59, was at the Emirates to watch the team on the side of Mikel Arteta, the Pep Guardiola team with a dominant performance in the first half.

It was Haaland who obtained the only goal of City, heading in an equalizer just after the break to briefly put the match in balance.

But it was mercilessly mocked by fans of the house throughout the 90 minutes, due to its infamous Raillerie “Stay Humble” to Mikel Arteta after the 2-2 draw between the games in September.

Arsenal players have also joined, with Gabriel celebrating osted in front of the Norwegian after the first goal of Martin Odegaard. And after making 3-1, Myles Lewis-Skelly copied one of the emblematic celebrations of the attacker.

It didn't take long for the franc television presenter to get involved too. A few moments after the final whistle, he posted a photo with his son Stanley, who held five fingers on his left hand and one with his right.

Optifying for a simple fist pump, Morgan added the legend: “Try and fail, stay humble … what a victory, what a performance. Brilliant @Arsenal.”

To make a good measure, Morgan added a certain number of emojis of rocket and fire to release the superb display of his team. And he had not finished there, writing again the same legend on X immediately after, but this time was a different image of him and his celebrating son.

The non-censored host of Piers Morgan had previously narrated Haaland during the match, displaying a divided photo of the striker making his “lotus” poses yoga, with also one of Lewis-Skelly doing him today to the Emirates.

And he added: “Boooooooom! 3-1… Brilliant goal from @ lewisskelly49 … who then remained Haaland Humble.”

In addition, he republished the words of another son, Spencer, who said: “If Gabriel could mark now and explode Haaland a kiss, it could be the most perfect Sunday of all time.”

After the meeting of the previous season between the two games, Haaland had been at the heart of an post-match melee between the two sets of players and coaches.

And that led to criticism from Morgan, who argued that the Norwegian was unable to speak of humble.

“Conferences of humility of the most arrogant player in the league, which depreciated Lewis-Skelly, 17, and Loose launched a bullet at the back of Gabriel's head,” he told the 'era. “Pipe down. You mean you work.”