Arsenal were beaten 3-2 by championship expert Brentford on Wednesday at the Emirates stadium.
The hosts had actually driven twice through Joe Willock and Alexandre Lacazette, but individual and collective mistakes gave the Bees three well-made goals in the second half.
However, a Gunners supporter found a positive time in the friendly.
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In the goalless game, Captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang produced a brilliant ability to knock over his token before firing.
The moment was spotted and uploaded to Twitter by @aviv_lavi.
Although Aubameyang failed to score and Arsenal lost the game, some fans were very impressed with the 30-year-old.
One even suggested that practicing skills before kick-off was the real reason for the surprise defeat.
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Speaking of the game, Gunners’ coach Mikel Arteta decided to focus on what went well for his team.
“We are trying different things. We are trying to give minutes to the legs to all the players and obviously you have to make changes to the games,” he said at the Sky Sports Football Show.
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“Adapting to play in an empty and noise-free stadium even by fans.
“But it was nice.
“We have two friendlies and you get some rhythm because we haven’t played for a while and try to bring it as close as possible to a real game.”
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