Viktor Gyokeres, one of the most lethal strikers in European football, celebrates his goals in a way that can be traced back to a famous Batman villain.

He passed the baton to Gabriel Martinelli to bend into the far corner and, in that moment, Arsenal ripped off their set-piece facade and showed off the beauty beneath. It was one of those goals that induced 60,

Arsenal return to Champions League action on November 4th with a trip to face Slavia Prague. The Gunners host the surprise-of-the-season-so-far Crystal Palace side at the weekend, host Brighton midweek in the Carabao Cup, and travel to Burnley on November 1st before their next CL action.

As Arsenal fans, the temptation is always to feel pretty nervy about what’s going to happen in games like that. UCL PTSD takes you back to nights against Italian clubs where the domination was fake, and you’d get sucker punched late on, waking up to headlines like “NAIVE ARSENAL SMACKED UP AGAIN.”

With one simple act, Declan Rice has enraged the celebration police. The midfielder opened the scoring for Arsenal in their clash against West Ham United with a first-time effort inside the box.

"Arsenal have a big presence online, which is fine, there’s a huge fanbase, but you think the world is against you."

An Arsenal fan excited Kenyans after he did Viktor Gyokeres' mask celebration during Raila Odinga's funeral service in Siaya County on October 19.