Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta and his coaching staff proved just how quickly emotions can shift during a game of football.
Not for the first time at the Emirates Stadium this season, the Gunners had to come from behind to claim all three points in the Premier League. Having already done so in London derbies against Fulham and West Ham United, there's an argument that Sunday's comeback against Manchester United was a bit more special.
Trailing to a Marcus Rashford effort, Arsenal didn't take too long to equalise through Eddie Nketiah's header in the first-half before Bukayo Saka and Lisandro Martinez traded goals after the break and as the game entered injury time, a 2-2 draw was on the cards despite the home side dominating.
