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Published 16:22 18 Feb 2023 GMT

Arteta went full 'petulant child mocking their older sibling' by mimicking the same gesture back to the referee, but with the sort of exaggerated energy a slapstick comedian would be proud of.
The game was marred with shithousery antics throughout the whole 96 minutes, as the Villa keeper Emiliano Martinez kept trying to slow the game down on purpose.
The irony won't be lost on him however, as near the end of the game a belter of a shot from Jorginho smashed the crossbar, only to then bounce off the back of the Argentinan's head and into his own goal.
The home side then threw their keeper up front to search for an equaliser when they won a corner in the dying minutes, only for Arsenal to score again on the counter thanks to Gabriel Martinelli.
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It was the manner of the goal that really typified the tone of this game, as the Brazilian actually began celebrating his late score before he took the shot.
Arsenal won 4-2, and are now top of the league once more after losing pole position to Manchester City midweek.
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