🚨 IT IS THE FIRST HALF OF ABSOLUTE DREAMS! #Arsenal survived a shaky start as we put in a phenomenal shift in the second part of that first 45 and we go in to the break up by 3-0!
I want us to push on and try and send even more of a message to Man City. Absolutely brilliant work from the boys there. Brilliant.
#COYG ❤️
No matter how much y’all deny, destiny of @ManUtd still lies in the hands of the 38 year old Cristiano Ronaldo. Unreal.
History maker!
Record breaker! 806 and counting…
#Ronaldo 🙌
“Happy Ganesh Chaturthi”
May Lord Ganesha shower success and happiness in all your endeavours. 🙌
&
“Michhami dukkhadam”
I seek your forgiveness if at all I’ve caused you offence or hurt you in anyway.
🙏
#paryushanparv#HappyGaneshChaturthi
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