Arsenal fans were astonished by the on-field debate between Mesut Ozil and Hector Bellerin.
Towards the end of the first half the Germany international is seen having a go at Bellerin following a delayed pass. Ozil was annoyed as the pass didn’t come earlier, resulting in him being flagged for offside.
The 29-year-old appeared to be in a rage before telling Bellerin, “You talk too much, wait until inside the dressing room.”
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Arsenal fans took to social media in shock following the event.
Ozil is looking to scrap bellerin in the changing room ?? ''you speak to much. Wait till Inside'' pic.twitter.com/fMwOl5tLOZ
— Zane Banton (@ZBanton) April 1, 2018
Ozil telling Bellerin he'll see him in the dressing room ?? pic.twitter.com/umUuPEIHAw
— SNM (@JackCook95) April 1, 2018
Ozil telling bellerin what most of our fans think pic.twitter.com/dhqVvB5fe6
— Gooner Adam (@AdzCampbell91) April 1, 2018
Ozil dragging Bellerin by his hair in the dressing room pic.twitter.com/YK5h2s4F33
— Özil F.C. (@MainManOziI) April 1, 2018
Not starting anything but if your watching the arsenal game did you see Ozil telling bellerin you talk to much and wait to we get inside ???? #???
— Aaron Goode (@goodie1988) April 1, 2018
Did no one see Ozil telling off Bellerin saying that he talks too much and meet him in the locker room? @ArsenalFanTV
— Dhruv Pande (@DhruvPande9) April 1, 2018
Love this from ozil, demanding better decision making from his team mate .
— Amechi (@Greenwitch44) April 1, 2018
Exactly we need leaders on the pitch that demand more of their players
— AA (@Ozilaholic) April 1, 2018
Love it. After that bellerin kept making through balls quicker.
— Bhavya Jain (@cedsc) April 1, 2018
Ozil played a key role in Arsenal’s first two goals by winning a penalty for the opener and delivering the corner for the second. Summer signing Alexandre Lacazette netted his sides third and final goal.
Both Bellerin and Ozil are expected to be in action when Arsenal take on CSKA Moscow in the Europa League.
Winning the European competition is the Gunners only realistic route to playing UEFA Champions League football next season.
