Sunday night’s final Premier League fixture saw a resurgent Manchester United host league leaders Arsenal at Old Trafford in what proved to be a mouth-watering encounter.
Having maintained a perfect start to the season, the Gunners arrived in Manchester high in confidence but at the same time, Erik ten Hag’s side also boasted fine form having won their previous three games in impressive fashion.
Perhaps if this tie had been played two weeks earlier, Arsenal would have emerged winners by a comfortable margin owing to United’s struggles against Brighton and Brentford.
When Mikel Arteta’s men were firing on all cylinders to beat a depleted Leicester side 4-2, the same matchday saw the Red Devils being hit for four by the Bees.
YouTube outfit AFTV, along with their founder Robbie Lyle and hordes of Arsenal fans celebrated that moment outside the Emirates.
But Sunday’s game at Old Trafford truly became a reality check for the Gunners as United ended Arsenal’s unbeaten start thanks to a 3-1 win.
The defeat also came to bite back the Arsenal pundits on AFTV who were proclaiming that with the current defence, they don’t fear this United team especially Marcus Rashford in the attack.
While walking out of the stadium accompanied by a couple of elderly fans, Ty was ambushed by a group of United fans who can be seen trying to grab his cap and hitting him on the head while simultaneously filming it.
After supporters began laying hands on the social media personality, the police had to intervene and then escorted Ty out of the sea of United fans outside Old Trafford.
While Ty may have offered controversial opinions against United in the past, no one deserves such treatment from unruly crowds.
Several fans including MUFC faithful have come in defence of Ty following the incident on Sunday and have condemned the actions of the supporters involved.
P.S . Totally Unacceptable behavior from some sections of our fanbase which I condemn in no uncertain terms. You can’t harass someone like that. Unacceptable
Not even funny. Literally one of the nicest people if you talk to him like a normal human being, but fans want to harass the chap when he wants to watch his team.
It has surely been a nice gesture from fans of both clubs to have come together to slam such behaviour in football and maintain a healthy rivalry instead of such displays of hooliganism for which there is certainly no room in football.
