Arsenal has been labeled ‘Cringe FC’ after rival fans noticed a recurring pattern from their players during their victory over Spurs.

Arsenal were dubbed ‘Cringe FC’ after rival fans noticed a pattern in their players’ actions during their 2-1 victory over Tottenham. The win secured three crucial Premier League points and bragging rights for the Gunners.

Son Heung-min initially gave Spurs the lead with an own goal, but Dominic Solanke equalized before Leandro Trossard put Arsenal ahead just before halftime. The atmosphere at the Emirates was electric as the Arsenal fans responded to Mikel Arteta’s pre-match rallying cry, with the players actively engaging with the crowd. Gabriel and Myles Lewis-Skelly were among those seen pumping up the supporters, especially following substitutions.

However, rival fans on social media criticized the Arsenal players’ actions, calling their attempts to energize the crowd ‘cringe-worthy.’ One user remarked, “Arsenal players trying to get the crowd going every 5 seconds in a derby while competing for the title is exactly what I expect from that cringe club.” Others echoed similar sentiments, with comments like “Arsenal might genuinely be the cringiest team ever,” and “4 different Arsenal players trying to rile up the crowd in 5 minutes, absolute Cringe FC.”

Despite the backlash, Arsenal moved closer to league leaders Liverpool, who dropped points in a 1-1 draw against Nottingham Forest. Arteta’s team now sits four points behind Liverpool with 43 points. They will resume their campaign on Saturday against Aston V

illa.