Atletico Madrid has lodged a formal complaint with UEFA after experiencing a lack of hot water during their visit to the Emirates Stadium. Arsenal quickly issued an apology to the Spanish club following the incident. This unexpected issue has sparked controversy ahead of the match, raising questions about stadium facilities and player welfare. Watch to learn more about the situation and the response from both clubs.

Atletico Furious With Arsenal Over Lack of Hot Water at Emirates Stadium

Manchester City talisman Kevin De Bruyne has poked fun at Arsenal faithful after the defending champions inflicted a 3-1 drubbing upon the Gooners. The star midfielder was at his imperious best at the Emirates Stadium which certainly did not go down well with Arsenal supporters in the stadium.

Manchester City talisman Kevin De Bruyne has poked fun at Arsenal faithful after the defending champions inflicted a 3-1 drubbing upon the Gooners. The star midfielder was at his imperious best at the Emirates Stadium which certainly did not go down well with Arsenal supporters in the stadium. After De Bruyne was subbed in the 87th minute of the game, Arsenal fans hurled bottles and other projectiles at him. However, the attacking midfielder, with a smirk on his face, quietly dodged them and sauntered across the length of the pitch. Later, to further rub in on the misery of Arsenal fans, the Belgian took to his Instagram account and posted two stories with the caption 'Beer anyone?' and 'Thanks!'. The second picture had a cup flying over his head. De Bruyne was a thorn in Arsenal's track as he scored and assisted once while dictating the play throughout from the middle of the pitch. Manchester City were slow off the blocks in the first half as Arsenal pressed well and took advantage of midfield number superiority. However, despite having the lion's share of possession, it was City that drew the first blood courtesy of a mistake from Japanese international Takehiro Tomiyasu. Read more: Man City move to top of Premier League with 3-1 win over title rivals Arsenal Wriggling with Jack Grealish near the touchline in his own half, Tomiyasu darted the ball back to his keeper. However, De Bruyne, loitering in the half-space, quickly pounced upon the stray ball and dinked it over Ramsdale to open the scoring. Arsenal upped the ante afterward and managed to achieve parity in the 42nd minute via a Bukayo Saka penalty. However, that was to be the end of Arsenal's impact on the game. After the halftime whistle, manager Pep Guardiola made a few tactical tweaks as City looked like their old selves. Jack Grealish scored in the 72nd minute while Erling Haaland put the game to bed effectively in the 82nd minute with a stunning finish. The win has propelled City to the top of the table while Arsenal have dropped to second, having an extra game in hand. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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Arsenal's misfiring <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/football-arteta-aims-to-solve-ozil-issue-as-chelsea-clash-looms-270702">Mesut Ozil</a> got a boost on Sunday from their new manager Mikel Arteta who expressed confidence in the way the German playmaker was training and performing on the pitch.

The 31-year-old, the club's most expensive player on a reported $458,185&nbsp;a week, was booed off when substituted in a 3-0 loss to Manchester City two weeks ago and threw down his gloves in frustration as he left the pitch.

But when Ozil was replaced on Sunday after 76 minutes with Arsenal 1-0 up against London rivals <a href="https://www.wionews.com/sports/premier-league-improving-saints-stun-chelsea-with-2-0-win-at-stamford-bridge-270505">Chelsea</a> - who went on to snatch victory with two late goals - he was given a raucous standing ovation at The Emirates.

"I put him in the team if I see every day that his attitude, his desire and his understanding of what we're trying to do is there and he has the will," Arteta told reporters.

The former Germany international was often left out of the team and sometimes failed to even make the bench under previous manager Unai Emery, leading to frequent speculation that his services were no longer required at the north London club.

However, on Sunday Ozil had one of his best games of an otherwise miserable season in which he has provided just one assist in 10 Premier League appearances.

He helped create numerous attacking moves until his late substitution, something Arteta appeared to appreciate.

"I am hoping that he can sustain that level every three or four days. He's put in everything he has to try to do that. I think his numbers physically have improved so much, and he's willing - that's what I see every day in training," he said.

"I know the ability, I know the player we have there."

Arteta also suggested he was happy to consider picking his team formations to bring out the best in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/chinese-company-pes-deletes-mesut-ozil-from-gaming-service-over-uighur-remarks-269142">Ozil</a>.

"The structure has to help him for him to be able to take everything that he has inside," said the Spaniard. "He needs the team to play in a certain way to facilitate and take his strengths more and more in the game. That's what we are trying to do."

But the manager showed he was prepared to wield the stick as well as the carrot and would happily leave his 2014 World Cup-winner on the sidelines if he lets his performance slip.

"If he's in a better moment than somebody else, I will pick him. The moment that this changes, then he won't play," he said.

Arsenal's misfiring Mesut Ozil got a boost on Sunday from their new manager Mikel Arteta who expressed confidence in the way the German playmaker was training and performing on the pitch.

Arsenal's misfiring Mesut Ozil got a boost on Sunday from their new manager Mikel Arteta who expressed confidence in the way the German playmaker was training and performing on the pitch. The 31-year-old, the club's most expensive player on a reported $458,185 a week, was booed off when substituted in a 3-0 loss to Manchester City two weeks ago and threw down his gloves in frustration as he left the pitch. But when Ozil was replaced on Sunday after 76 minutes with Arsenal 1-0 up against London rivals Chelsea - who went on to snatch victory with two late goals - he was given a raucous standing ovation at The Emirates. "I put him in the team if I see every day that his attitude, his desire and his understanding of what we're trying to do is there and he has the will," Arteta told reporters. The former Germany international was often left out of the team and sometimes failed to even make the bench under previous manager Unai Emery, leading to frequent speculation that his services were no longer required at the north London club. However, on Sunday Ozil had one of his best games of an otherwise miserable season in which he has provided just one assist in 10 Premier League appearances. He helped create numerous attacking moves until his late substitution, something Arteta appeared to appreciate. "I am hoping that he can sustain that level every three or four days. He's put in everything he has to try to do that. I think his numbers physically have improved so much, and he's willing - that's what I see every day in training," he said. "I know the ability, I know the player we have there." Arteta also suggested he was happy to consider picking his team formations to bring out the best in Ozil. "The structure has to help him for him to be able to take everything that he has inside," said the Spaniard. "He needs the team to play in a certain way to facilitate and take his strengths more and more in the game. That's what we are trying to do." But the manager showed he was prepared to wield the stick as well as the carrot and would happily leave his 2014 World Cup-winner on the sidelines if he lets his performance slip. "If he's in a better moment than somebody else, I will pick him. The moment that this changes, then he won't play," he said.

I am hoping Ozil can sustain his level every three or four days: Arteta

Chilean forward Alex Sanchez returned to haunt his old club with the opening goal in Manchester United's 3-1 victory at Arsenal in a heavyweight FA Cup fourth-round clash on Friday.

In his first appearance back at the Emirates Stadium since swapping north London for Old Trafford a year ago, Sanchez silenced the inevitable boos to help continue Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's remarkable start as United's interim manager.

Sanchez and Jesse Lingard scored within two minutes of each other in the first half but Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang replied just before halftime to set up an engrossing second half.

Arsenal suffered injury blows, with defenders Sokratis and Laurent Koscielny both being forced off, although they pushed hard for an equaliser in the second period.

But United, who are second behind Arsenal in all-time FA Cup wins with 12, absorbed the pressure and sealed an eighth successive win for Solskjaer in the 82nd minute when substitute Anthony Martial tapped home after a counter-attack.

A feisty tie threatened to boil over late on with United substitute Marcus Rashford and Arsenal's Sead Kolasinac squaring up near the touchline to spark a melee in which a coin was thrown from the crowd towards Lingard.

Rashford and Kolasinac were both booked with six yellow cards handed out in total by referee Craig Pawson.

United's former Norwegian hitman Solskjaer arrived as a stop-gap with United at a low ebb after a rancorous few months under the sacked Jose Mourinho, but has transformed the mood at the club and appears to be unable to do any wrong.

"It's fantastic to go through in the cup. It's one of the hardest games you can get," Solskjaer, whose start has eclipsed that of the great Matt Busby, said.

"Today we looked more like a proper team. We looked more structured. Today was a big step forward.

"It's easy to get excited and talk about the future but we need to just keep working and think about the next game."

Confident United

United arrived brimming with confidence, especially after their Premier League win at Tottenham Hotspur a fortnight ago.

Solskjaer said Friday's display was a step up on that display at Wembley and his decision to start with two players who have struggled for form, proved inspirational.

Sanchez, who scored 60 league goals for Arsenal in 4-1/2 seasons, revelled in a rare start in front of the fans who used to sing his name, while Belgian striker Romelu Lukaku produced one of his best performances in a United shirt.

Arsenal began brightly and United back-up Sergio Romero was the busier of the two keepers.

But Unai Emery's side were rocked in the 31st minute when Lukaku's superb reverse pass put Sanchez in and he calmly rounded keeper Petr Cech before clipping in from a tight angle.

Two minutes later an Arsenal attack broke down, Luke Shaw set Lukaku away down the right and the Belgian rolled the ball across for the unmarked Lingard to sidefoot past Cech.

Arsenal got a lifeline just before the break when the excellent Aaron Ramsey's cut-back saw Alexandre Lacazette make a hash of his attempt but the ball arrived at the feet of Aubameyang who could not miss.

A hectic finish to an absorbing first half ended with Shkodran Mustafi heading just wide and straight after the interval Romero's reflex save stopped a Koscielny header.

Koscielny's involvement came to an abrupt end when the Arsenal skipper was accidentally caught in the face by Lukaku's trailing leg -- the Frenchman receiving lengthy treatment before groggily going off to be replaced by Matteo Guendouzi.

Out-of-favour Mesut Ozil also came off the bench, replacing Alex Iwobi, but Arsenal's hopes of rescuing the tie were over when Paul Pogba surged clear and his shot was parried by Cech into the path of Martial who sent the United fans wild.

In the night's other fourth-round clash Bristol City beat Bolton Wanderers 2-1.

Chilean forward Alex Sanchez returned to haunt his old club with the opening goal in Manchester United's 3-1 victory at Arsenal in a heavyweight FA Cup fourth-round clash on Friday.

Chilean forward Alex Sanchez returned to haunt his old club with the opening goal in Manchester United's 3-1 victory at Arsenal in a heavyweight FA Cup fourth-round clash on Friday. In his first appearance back at the Emirates Stadium since swapping north London for Old Trafford a year ago, Sanchez silenced the inevitable boos to help continue Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's remarkable start as United's interim manager. Sanchez and Jesse Lingard scored within two minutes of each other in the first half but Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang replied just before halftime to set up an engrossing second half. Arsenal suffered injury blows, with defenders Sokratis and Laurent Koscielny both being forced off, although they pushed hard for an equaliser in the second period. But United, who are second behind Arsenal in all-time FA Cup wins with 12, absorbed the pressure and sealed an eighth successive win for Solskjaer in the 82nd minute when substitute Anthony Martial tapped home after a counter-attack. A feisty tie threatened to boil over late on with United substitute Marcus Rashford and Arsenal's Sead Kolasinac squaring up near the touchline to spark a melee in which a coin was thrown from the crowd towards Lingard. Rashford and Kolasinac were both booked with six yellow cards handed out in total by referee Craig Pawson. United's former Norwegian hitman Solskjaer arrived as a stop-gap with United at a low ebb after a rancorous few months under the sacked Jose Mourinho, but has transformed the mood at the club and appears to be unable to do any wrong. "It's fantastic to go through in the cup. It's one of the hardest games you can get," Solskjaer, whose start has eclipsed that of the great Matt Busby, said. "Today we looked more like a proper team. We looked more structured. Today was a big step forward. "It's easy to get excited and talk about the future but we need to just keep working and think about the next game." Confident United United arrived brimming with confidence, especially after their Premier League win at Tottenham Hotspur a fortnight ago. Solskjaer said Friday's display was a step up on that display at Wembley and his decision to start with two players who have struggled for form, proved inspirational. Sanchez, who scored 60 league goals for Arsenal in 4-1/2 seasons, revelled in a rare start in front of the fans who used to sing his name, while Belgian striker Romelu Lukaku produced one of his best performances in a United shirt. Arsenal began brightly and United back-up Sergio Romero was the busier of the two keepers. But Unai Emery's side were rocked in the 31st minute when Lukaku's superb reverse pass put Sanchez in and he calmly rounded keeper Petr Cech before clipping in from a tight angle. Two minutes later an Arsenal attack broke down, Luke Shaw set Lukaku away down the right and the Belgian rolled the ball across for the unmarked Lingard to sidefoot past Cech. Arsenal got a lifeline just before the break when the excellent Aaron Ramsey's cut-back saw Alexandre Lacazette make a hash of his attempt but the ball arrived at the feet of Aubameyang who could not miss. A hectic finish to an absorbing first half ended with Shkodran Mustafi heading just wide and straight after the interval Romero's reflex save stopped a Koscielny header. Koscielny's involvement came to an abrupt end when the Arsenal skipper was accidentally caught in the face by Lukaku's trailing leg -- the Frenchman receiving lengthy treatment before groggily going off to be replaced by Matteo Guendouzi. Out-of-favour Mesut Ozil also came off the bench, replacing Alex Iwobi, but Arsenal's hopes of rescuing the tie were over when Paul Pogba surged clear and his shot was parried by Cech into the path of Martial who sent the United fans wild. In the night's other fourth-round clash Bristol City beat Bolton Wanderers 2-1.

FA Cup: Manchester United maintain perfect record under Solskjaer as they beat Arsenal 3-1

Manchester United will visit Arsenal in the fourth round of the FA Cup at The Emirates Stadium after Monday's draw pitted the two Premier League giants together.

Arsenal with 13 FA Cup wins and United with 12 are the most successful clubs in the world's oldest knockout competition.

Premier League champions Manchester City are at home to top-flight strugglers Burnley, while holders Chelsea will take on Sheffield Wednesday or Luton Town at Stamford Bridge.

Giant killers Newport County of League Two (fourth tier), who beat Leicester City in the third round, face a trip to second-tier Middlesbrough, managed by Newport-born Tony Pulis.

Wolverhampton Wanderers, who knocked out Premier League leaders Liverpool on Monday, will be away to the winners of the replay between Shrewsbury Town and Stoke City.

Everton face a tricky test at Championship (second tier) side Millwall, while Crystal Palace will host Tottenham Hotspur in an all-London tie.

Non-league Barnet - the lowest-ranked club left in the competition -- welcome Championship side Brentford.

Fourth round draw

Swansea City v Gillingham

AFC Wimbledon v West Ham United

Shrewsbury Town or Stoke City v Wolverhampton Wanderers

Millwall v Everton

Brighton &amp; Hove Albion v West Bromwich Albion

Bristol City v Bolton Wanderers

Accrington Stanley v Derby County or Southampton

Doncaster Rovers v Oldham Athletic

Chelsea v Sheffield Wednesday or Luton Town

Newcastle United or Blackburn Rovers v Watford

Middlesbrough v Newport County

Manchester City v Burnley

Barnet v Brentford

Portsmouth v Queens Park Rangers

Arsenal v Manchester United

Crystal Palace v Tottenham Hotspur

Manchester United will visit Arsenal in the fourth round of the FA Cup at The Emirates Stadium after Monday's draw pitted the two Premier League giants together.

Manchester United will visit Arsenal in the fourth round of the FA Cup at The Emirates Stadium after Monday's draw pitted the two Premier League giants together. Arsenal with 13 FA Cup wins and United with 12 are the most successful clubs in the world's oldest knockout competition. Premier League champions Manchester City are at home to top-flight strugglers Burnley, while holders Chelsea will take on Sheffield Wednesday or Luton Town at Stamford Bridge. Giant killers Newport County of League Two (fourth tier), who beat Leicester City in the third round, face a trip to second-tier Middlesbrough, managed by Newport-born Tony Pulis. Wolverhampton Wanderers, who knocked out Premier League leaders Liverpool on Monday, will be away to the winners of the replay between Shrewsbury Town and Stoke City. Everton face a tricky test at Championship (second tier) side Millwall, while Crystal Palace will host Tottenham Hotspur in an all-London tie. Non-league Barnet - the lowest-ranked club left in the competition -- welcome Championship side Brentford. Fourth round draw Swansea City v Gillingham AFC Wimbledon v West Ham United Shrewsbury Town or Stoke City v Wolverhampton Wanderers Millwall v Everton Brighton & Hove Albion v West Bromwich Albion Bristol City v Bolton Wanderers Accrington Stanley v Derby County or Southampton Doncaster Rovers v Oldham Athletic Chelsea v Sheffield Wednesday or Luton Town Newcastle United or Blackburn Rovers v Watford Middlesbrough v Newport County Manchester City v Burnley Barnet v Brentford Portsmouth v Queens Park Rangers Arsenal v Manchester United Crystal Palace v Tottenham Hotspur

Arsenal to face Man United in FA Cup fourth round