Erling Haaland enjoyed the red card of Myles Lewis-Skelly against West Ham in the last chapter of his dispute this season.
Lewis-Skelly was expelled when his yellow card was updated by a foul on Mohammed Kudus during the 1-0 defeat of Arsenal against West Ham on Saturday.
The couple has disagreed since Haaland shouted “Who the hell are you?” in the debut of the adolescent arsenal in September.
And Lewis-Skellly responded to the Norwegian when he copied his characteristic meditation celebration when Arsenal hit Manchester City 5-1 earlier this month.
But now the pendulum has turned back in favor of Haaland.
After West Ham defeated Arsenal in the Emirates, a result that seriously damages the hope of the Gunners Premier League title, some West Ham fans made Haaland's celebration outside the ground in the apparent mockery of Lewis -Skelly . And Haaland, always the travesura teacher, liked that publication.
Eraling Haaland liked a publication with fans who copied his celebration after Myles Lewis-Skelly was sent against West Ham
Lewis-Skelly was fired for a foul on Mohammed Kudus when Arsenal lost 1-0 on Saturday
Haaland and Lewis-Skellly dispute exploded when Man City's star asked 'Who are you?' In September
Of course, I could have liked it because they were copying their celebration.
However, the context of imitation is inevitable, with the sending of Lewis-Skelly and the arsenal title hopes to be hindered.
The 18 -year -old was awarded for having denied a potential goal opportunity when he committed a Kudus on the line halfway on Saturday.
The end of West Ham Kudus dispossessed Lewis-Skelly and had a clear path to the goal in front of him, with David Raya out of his line.
Lewis-Skelly made an imprudent lunge, initially receiving a yellow card for transgression.
But, after a brief review of VAR, the adolescent was sent for the second time in the last four games of the Arsenal Premier League.
He made the task of the Gunners to return to the game much more difficult, since they searched for an equalizer after Jarod Bowen opened the scoring for visitors moments before part time.
Last month, on January 25, Lewis-Skellly was also fired against Wolves.
Lewis-Skelly made fun of Haaland copying his possess when the Arsenal shook the city 5-1 on February 2
Haaland told Arteta that he 'remains humble' when the sides turned 2-2 in the Etihad in February
The Hale End graduate received a direct red card by referee Michael Oliver in the first half of Arsenal's 1-0 victory over the side threatened by the descent to venture Matt Doherty in his own half.
However, a couple of days later, the FA decided to revoke the decision by reviewing an additional review.
In addition to Lewis-Skelly, Haaland has had an ongoing dispute with Arsenal, who in the previous two seasons was pressing Manchester City for the title.
After his 2-2 draw in September, Haaland told the Chief of the Gunners, Mikel Arteta, that 'Stay Humble', a comment that caused a fighter confrontation.
And Arsenal was anxious to recover his in the return game in early February in the Emirates.
The striker was booed and mocked before Sunday's game. The Arsenal defender, Gabriel, laughed on Haaland's face while celebrating Martin Odeegaard's first game.
This was revenge after Haaland threw a ball at the head of Gabriel after the dramatic Equalizer of John Stones at the beginning of the season.
Full time, Arsenal tried Troll a Haaland using his stadium's sound system by performing the 2017 Humble song of Rapper Kendrick Lamar.
Arsenal quickly mocked the striker during his 5-1 hammer in the city earlier this month
Fans held the 'Stay Humble, EH' signs to return the Norwegian striker in the Emirates
Haaland has been the ruin of Arsenal's existence by shooting the city at consecutive titles
Haaland responded smiling towards the crowd and pointing to the golden badges in his city shirt, those reserved for the reigning winners of the Premier League and the FIFA Club World Cup.
He had also previously pointed out his badge of the Golden Premier League during a brief conversation with Gabriel.
Arsenal has never won the Club World Cup and has not won the Premier League since 2004, after finishing the second place behind City in each of the last two seasons.