Jamie Carragher tells Odegaard to 'go into the tunnel' after a bizarre party
JAMIE CARRAGHER told Martin Odegaard to “go into the tunnel” after the Arsenal star took pictures on the pitch.
The Norwegian, 25, led the Gunners to a 3-1 win over Liverpool in the Emirates.
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After the match he enjoyed the moment and took pictures with a big looking camera.
Arsenal fans enjoyed the celebrations, but former Liverpool captain Carragher was unimpressed.
Watching Odegaard perform expert tasks Sky Sport, an unimpressed Carra said: 'Just go into the tunnel.
“You won a game, three points.
“They were brilliant, back in the title race…enter the tunnel.
“I mean it, honestly…”
In response to Carragher's comments, one fan wrote: “Lmaooooooooooooo Carra is furious.”
While a second asked: “Why is Jamie Carragher frothing about this?”
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A third, supporting Carra, said: “Here's the problem: they're starting to celebrate three points as trophies.”
And another added: “This is why people hate Arsenal.”
After the match, ex-Red Carragher posted on Twitter: “By all means, enjoy it, but enjoy it by being disciplined!”
The Gunners took a 1-0 lead in the 14th minute through Bukayo Saka, who was later sent off with an apparent injury.
Gabriel Magalhaes' farcical own goal brought Liverpool level heart attack of half-time, but Arsenal regained the lead through Gabriel Martinelli after a roaring pass Alisson.
Ibrahima Konate was then shown a late red card, while Leandro Trossard grabbed a third in stoppage time.
After the match, a frustrated Jurgen Klopp told Sky Sports: “A lot of things were against us today.
“This referee gave me a red card against Manchester City struggle situation between Bernardo Silva and Mo Salah. Same situation today with Jota but did not receive a red card.
“It's unbelievable, then hold Havertz on Konate for the first yellow card. Then Havertz goes down and the referee gives Konate a yellow card. Gabriel does the same with Nunez and no yellow card.”
Liverpool remains top of the league, although Arsenal is now only two points behind.
Manchester City are third, five points behind the Reds, but have two games in hand.
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