Marcus Rashford shares heartbreaking post hours after scoring against Everton
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A video has surfaced capturing Mikel Arteta leaving the pitch early before the full-time whistle of Arsenal's Premier League defeat against Aston Villa.
The Gunners were stunned 1-0 at Villa Park on Saturday, December 9, to suffer a fresh blow in their Premier League title bid.
According to The Guardian, John McGinn was responsible for the only goal of the match, scored in the seventh minute.
Arsenal were hoping to secure a positive result in the tie to return to the summit of the league standings.
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FootballThe north Londoners dropped to second momentarily after Liverpool secured a 2-1 hard-fought win over Crystal Palace earlier on Saturday.
However, Arteta's charges were unable to see off Aston Villa, who held firm to their early lead to claim maximum points.
Arteta seemingly could not sit through the entire match and watch his side suffer the humiliating loss.
The Spaniard was captured on camera storming off the pitch before the full-time whistle of the Villa Park cracker.
Sky Sports' cameras taped the tactician leaving his seat with a few more seconds left on added time of extra time.
A disappointed Arteta went on to hit out at the standards of refereeing during his side's defeat, highlighting 'clear and obvious' errors made by the ref.
Meanwhile, Arsenal will now be shifting their focus on their upcoming final Group B Champions League clash against PSV before they host Brighton in the Premier League on Sunday, December 17.
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FootballEarlier, Sports Brief reported on Arteta's bizarre claim that the wind was responsible for their defeat at Aston Villa.
While reflecting on his side's performance after the match, the Spaniard claimed that the windy conditions in Birmingham hurt their goalscoring opportunities.
"I think it was a bit windy today," Arteta said.