They say revenge is a dish served cold, and for Arsenal and Myles Lewis-Skelly, that meant on a cold Sunday in February. The Gunners thrashed City 5-1 at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday to deliver a statement to last season's Premier League champions and provide the perfect response to an angry,

Erling Haaland's father, former Man City midfielder Alfie Haaland, has aimed a dig at Arsenal after the north London club thrashed Pep Guardiola's side 5-1.

Erling Haaland’s father hit back at the nature of Arsenal’s celebration following their 5-1 victory over Manchester City with a reminder of their lack of trophies under Mikel Arteta. Haaland had a difficult afternoon at the Emirates and although he scored City’s equaliser the striker was kept quiet by Gabriel while Myles Lewis-Skelly appeared to mock him by copying his ‘Zen’ celebration when he netted his first Gunners goal.

Hitting a rival's trademark celebration to extend your lead over the reigning champions? What a moment for the teenager.

Myles Lewis-Skelly scored his first goal for Arsenal in their 5-1 rout of Manchester City, and with his celebration, firmly announced to the world, and Erling Haaland in particular, what he intends to be: a superstar.

Soccer fans may remember the tense moment Manchester City star Erling Haaland told Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta to "stay humble" after the two teams drew 2-2 in September. That moment enflamed both fan bases and brought the Premier League rivalry to a fever pitch.