Myles Lewis-Skelly makes fun of Erling Haaland in Arsenal Obit Celebration vs Man City

Myles Lewis-Skelly sent the Emirates in rapture with an objective of passing to adulthood to give Arsenal an advance of 3-1 on Manchester City, before taunting Erling Haaland.

To celebrate, the young defender sat on the field and pretended to meditate, who is the famous Haaland movement every time he hits the back of the net.

The left rear hung on to a pass of Declan Rice and wrapped his effort in front of Stefan Ortega, extending the advantage of the hosts with two frenzied second half.

During the first meeting of the two games earlier in the season, during a after-match skirmish, Haaland could be seen by saying to Lewis-Skelly “who are you?”

The pair was involved in a spray while tensions broke out at Etihad, in which Haaland pushed Gabriel and told the Arsenal team to “stay humble” after the 2-2 draw.

Lewis-Skelly made his premier League debut that day, but made the impression on Haaland, before becoming a staple in the part of the arsenal.

Haaland had equalized after the opening goal of Martin Odegaard, standing on William Saliba to pass David Raya, but only 38 seconds later, the deviated effort of Thomas Partery restored the advance of the hosts.

Then Lewis-Skelly led into the city box, sized John Stones, before sending a third in the afternoon of Arsenal. The fourth then followed when Kai Havertz cut inside and completed an effort in the most distant corner.

Arteta made a daring call to include Lewis-Skelly, 18, in his initial alignment for a confrontation also provided for Riccardo Calafiori, Oleksandr Zinchenko and Jakub Kiwior.

But the Spanish boss saw his full faith in full, having recommended the international of young people from England following his confrontation with Haaland in September.

“He (Lewis-Skelly) is a competitor,” said Arteta at the time. “You look at him, in each duel he goes, the way he reacts with his teammates, you speak to him, it is constantly a visual contact. He pushes, he asks questions, he is a special character.

“He can play in three positions, as a left back, as No. 6, as No. 8, he is very versatile. It adapts, from there, it can occupy different spaces.

“It is very adaptable, it is the right thing about Myles – it is very intelligent, very meticulous. He has incredible questions every time you ask him to do something, and he has the competitive advantage which, I think, is required at this level. And he really wants it, so we will use it in different positions. »»