Arsenal recovered from conceding the second fastest goal in Premier League history as Reiss Nelson's stoppage-time strike gave the Premier League leaders a thrilling 3-2 win over Bournemouth.
After title rivals Manchester City beat Newcastle 2-0 on Saturday. Mikel Arteta's side was trailing by two goals with just over half an hour left.
But the Gunners showed they can cope with the pressure of the title race with a remarkable comeback that kept them five points ahead of second-placed City.
While reacting to Arsenal's win, former nominated senator Millicent Omanga, who is a Manchester United die-hard fan, took to her social media and captioned, in Swahili, "Nikama bado match fixing is ina-exist, yaani hawa jamaa lazima washinde kikombe by force."
Fans flooded her comment section and here are some of their mixed reactions that i have sampled:
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π«ππ§π€: It's very true why add all those minutes and nothing serious happened in the second half?
ππ₯ππ±: Arsenal is the best team in the whole world. The hardest pain has landed at old Trafford safely ππ
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