News of a fake West Ham equaliser circulated throughout the Emirates, and the crowd went insane

A hearsay that West Ham had equalised towards Manchester City made its way round the Emirates.

The hearsay of a fake West Ham equaliser towards Manchester City fooled the Emirates for the duration of Arsenal’s Premier League conflict in opposition to Everton.

Going into the remaining day of the 2023/24 campaign, reigning champions City sat top of the table, two points ahead of second-placed Arsenal.

The Citizens have been relentless in latest weeks, securing dominant wins over Spurs, Fulham, Wolves, Nottingham Forest and Brighton.

And on Sunday afternoon, they persevered that ruthless structure with the aid of taking an early two-goal lead via Premier League Player of the Season winner Phil Foden.

Arsenal, meanwhile, went one aim in the back of with 40 minutes played but quickly equalised through Takehiro Tomiyasu.

Then, after Mohammed Kudus netted an audacious overhead kick to make it 2-1 at the Etihad, a rumour unfold that West Ham had equalised moments later.

Sadly for the Gunners faithful, it used to be faux news.

One fan commented on the incident: “Love that this can nonetheless appear in 2024. Still some remaining pockets of the game that haven’t been relentlessly modernised.”

Another said: “That’s unfortunate,” whilst a 0.33 wrote: “The only thing higher in football than celebrating a intention some other place on the ultimate day is seeing followers have a good time faux goals.”

A fourth added: “How does this nevertheless occur in the yr 2024? Every single individual in that stadium has a magical machine that tells you other football rankings on the internet.”

Here is that moment in North London.

The rumour of a fake West Ham equaliser against Man City fooled the Emirates 😬

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