Arsenal supporters accuse Son Heung-min of being responsible for his team's loss against Manchester City.

Arsenal fans were left feeling frustrated and disappointed after their north London rivals Tottenham Hotspur failed to do them a favor in their match against Manchester City. The Gunners were hoping for a win from Spurs to boost their chances of winning the Premier League title, but instead, they suffered a 2-0 defeat on Tuesday night.

City's victory has put them in a strong position to win the league, but Arsenal still have a chance to come out on top on the final day. However, despite the slim possibility, Arsenal fans were not happy with Son Heung-min, who missed a crucial opportunity to equalize the game before Erling Haaland's second goal.

In the 86th minute, with City leading by just one goal, Son was given a clear chance to score, but he failed to convert it. The Spurs captain, positioned just right of center, aimed for the far corner, but his shot was saved by an incredible leg stretch from Stefan Ortega.

Arsenal fans took to social media to express their anger towards Son, with some even saying he had "blood on his hands" for missing the chance. They went as far as saying he should never score another one-on-one goal for the rest of his life.

One fan even called for an investigation into Son's actions, saying "Son knows what he's doing". This intense backlash towards Son's missed opportunity shows just how much this game meant to Arsenal fans.

Despite the criticism, some experts like Daniel Sturridge and Jamie Carragher defended Son's decision, saying the goalkeeper's position made it difficult for him to score at the near post. However, this did little to appease the angry Arsenal fans who were hoping for a different outcome.

The disappointment from this game has only added to the already tense atmosphere among Arsenal fans, who are desperate for their team to win the Premier League title. With just one game left, Arsenal will need to pull off a miracle to secure the trophy, and they will be hoping for a much better performance from their rivals in the future.

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