Arsenal's Bukayo Saka angered Tottenham fans twice during the north London derby....
On the evening of April 28 (Vietnam time), Arsenal will have a trip to Tottenham's field, within the framework of round 35 of the 2023 Premier League/ 24.
The Gunners led 1-0 after just 15 minutes when Tottenham star Hojbjerg scored an own goal after Saka's corner. As Arsenal players ran to the touchline to celebrate, television cameras caught Saka running from the corner flag to join his teammates.
But before arriving, the English player gestured towards the Tottenham fans behind the goal, raising his right hand to his ear provocatively.
Saka then added salt to Spurs' wounds when he scored his team's second. Starting from a quick counter-attack, Kai Havertz flicked the ball smoothly for Saka to reach the edge, then the winger put the ball into the bottom left corner, increasing the score to 2-0 for the Gunners.
This time, Saka covered his ears with both hands as he ran out to his teammates to celebrate. The 22-year-old star's provocative actions certainly made many Tottenham fans feel hot.
The Gunners made Spurs' day even more gloomy just 10 minutes after Saka's goal. Ange Postecoglou's team conceded again due to another set-piece situation, when Havertz jumped high to head past Guglielmo Vicario
If they win 3 points first Rooster, the Gunners will be 4 points ahead of the second place team, Man City, but Pep Guardiola's army still has 2 matches in hand.
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It seemed like Tottenham would equalize 7 minutes later, but Micky van de Ven's goal was not counted because of offside. 
Saka is currently the first English playerFirst player to score over 15 goals in a Premier League season for Arsenal since Ian Wright in 1996/97 season. The player born in 2001 is also the first English player to score home and away for Arsenal against Tottenham since Ian Wright in the 1993/94 season.
