Gary Neville divides in Gabriel 'disrespect

Gary Neville labeled the Arsenal Gabriel defender as “disrespectful” after they saw him laughing in front of Manchester City Erling Haaland in the victory of Sunday 5-1.

The Gunners had 1-0 at Emirates Stadium in just the second minute courtesy of the third goal of the Martin Odeegaard season.

After seeing that the ball hit the bottom of the city's network, Gabriel ran happily through the field to celebrate with his teammates, stopping on the way to make fun of Haaland.

While Arsenal fans delighted at the time on social networks, Sky Sports Gary Neville was less than impressed with Brazil's actions.

Talk about The Podcast Gary NevilleHe said: 'I don't like it. I think it's a bit disrespectful. I know that Haaland is the villain of Pantomima here today, but there was something that I did not like.

'There were many things, and that (caress others) was my game, but I never did that. I never went and shouted on a player's face. It made me feel a bit restless.

Arsenal Gabriel defender laughed in front of Man City Erling Haaland striker on Sunday

Gabriel and Haaland met Sunday for the first time since he faced in September

Sunday's game was the first meeting between City and Arsenal from their 2-2 bad gear in Emirates Stadium in September.

Gabriel and Haaland scored in that game before colliding late after a last -minute equalizer of John Stones. Haaland threw the ball at the head of Gabriel shortly after Stones rescued a point for City in Matchweek Five.

The Norwegian leader of the city told the famous Arsenal Mikel Arteta manager who 'remains humble' while the players and staff faced each other angry after the final whistle.

Gabriel did not want to be humble after Odegaard's early goal on Sunday, instead of enjoying the opportunity to celebrate as close as possible to Haaland.

Haaland briefly had reasons to celebrate later in the game after he directed the city level in the 55th minute.

However, these celebrations were of short duration when Thomas Partyo restored the leadership of Arsenal only 105 seconds later.

Myles Lewis-Skelly arrived 3-1 at Arsenal when he scored his first goal for the club, before celebrating imitating the iconic Haaland meditation pose.

They faced each other after City and Arsenal attracted 2-2 at the beginning of the season

The result saw Man City lose the rhythm of his rivals while fighting for changing his season

Kai Hvertz added a room for the local team, before the substitute Ethan Nwaneri completed the score in the detention time.

Since Haaland told Arteta and his Arsenal team to stay humble, the city's shape has submerged terribly.

City had won all his first games of the Premier League before that September stagnation with the Gunners.

Since then, Pep Guardiola's men have won only eight of their next 19 league games, losing seven.