Arsenal fans would not have liked watching Chelsea outclass them in their own back yard.

Unfortunately for Gunners’ supporters, one of their own players did like their 2-0 defeat – literally.

Former Chelsea and current North Londoners winger Willian has landed himself in very hot water, after liking a Chelsea social media post celebrating the win.

The Brazilian did not even make the Gunners bench for the contest, which saw a debut goal from Romelu Lukaku, and a powerful Reece James strike secure a comfortable three points for The Blues.

Needless to say, Arsenal supporters are not pleased with the 33-year-old.

Mikel Arteta’s side are currently in 19th position after back-to-back 2-0 defeats to Brentford and The Blues.

Only Norwich City are holding them up, as The Canaries have a worse goal difference thanks to 3-0 and 5-0 defeats to Liverpool and Manchester City.

Arteta looked like he was carrying the weight of the world in his post-match interview with Sky Sports.

"They were the better team. When they play at their best, which I think they did today, they are champions of Europe,” said an evidently disappointed Arteta.

They have world class players and to match them at that level is difficult.

"In the first half it took us a long time to regain the ball in wide areas. We concede two goals but the way the team responded, and the crowd never gave up, it gave us hope in the second half."

The pressure has also been cranked up to nuclear levels as Arteta’s side are currently the largest spenders in this summer’s transfer window.

Ben White, Aaron Ramsdale, and Martin Odegaard all arrived from Brighton, Sheffield United, and Real Madrid for a combined £110 million, but none of the three featured against Tuchel’s side.

£16million signing from Lukaku’s former side Anderlecht, Albert Sambi Lokonga was the only new signing to start for the Gunners against Chelsea.

Toeze:
This Arsenal have spent over £120m yet they have one of the worst squads in the league. Chelsea on the other hand spent £97m and they got one of the world's deadliest strikers. It shows something is terribly wrong with the recruiters at Arsenal. See a typical example. Arsenal had Emi Martinez who is a fantastic keeper and won the Fa cup for them. Then they let him go only to spend £30m to buy a backup keeper that's not even half as good as Martinez. See?
The arsenal I watched yesterday would struggle to make top 10 this season. How the once mighty club is fully fallen. I think it's now a disrespect to call Arsenal v Chelsea a big match rather than West Ham v Chelsea