ARSENAL icon Dennis Bergkamp was likened to legendary British comic Bobby Davro after posing for a picture with Declan Rice.
Bergkamp was at the Emirates Stadium to watch his former team face Liverpool on Sunday.
Bukayo Saka fired the Gunners ahead with a fantastic strike early in the match before Virgil van Dijk equalised from a corner.
Mikel Merino then restored Arsenal’s lead, but Mohamed Salah clinched a point for the visitors with less than 10 minutes left to play.
After the match, club icon Bergkamp met up with Mikel Arteta and his squad outside the stadium.
A photo of the Dutchman and Gunners midfielder Rice was later shared on social media.
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However, some fans likened him to former TV favourite Davro.
One person wrote: “Thought it was Bobby Davro.”
Another commented: “It’s absolutely impossible to unsee.”
A third said: “I can’t unsee that now!”
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While a fourth joked: “Some say it’s the same person. Have you ever seen them in the same room together? Exactly.”
Other fans were quick to suggest that he shared similarities to musician Sting.
Arsenal currently sit third in the Premier League table, behind Liverpool and Manchester City.
They beat Preston in the Carabao Cup 3-0 this evening.
Arsenal ratings vs Preston
ARSENAL cruised through their Carabao Cup tie at Preston.
The Gunners won 3-0 to set up a home tie against Crystal Palace in the next round.
Sun Sport’s Sam Dymond reveals who has done enough to feature in the quarter final – and who might be a bit worried.
Tommy Setford – 6
A clean sheet on debut for the teenager. After a quiet first half, he looked nervous when put under pressure by Preston’s forward.
Jurrien Timber – 7
Really looking the part in the Arsenal defence after injury. His crosses caused chaos before being replaced at half-time
William Saliba – 7
Settled back into the side after suspension, and was rarely troubled on a night where he continually swept up possession.
Jakub Kiwior – 8
Partnered Saliba admirably in defence, but showed his attacking worth by providing two assists.
Oleksandr Zinchenko – 7
A solid display before his removal on the hour, perhaps with one eye on the weekend.
Jorginho – 7
Kept things moving in midfield, and even showed off some sublime skill when the opportunity arose.
Mikel Merino – 7
A much more confident performance from the Spaniard following his goal on Sunday. Combined well with Martinelli and Nwaneri during the opening 45 minutes.
Ethan Nwaneri – 9
Serenaded by the Arsenal fans as ‘one of their own’, this talented teenager once again excited Gooners everywhere.
The scorer of one sublime strike, he came so close to bagging a second goal too.
Raheem Sterling – 7
The Carabao Cup king did everything but score. Perhaps let down by his decision making, he’s looking more at home at Arsenal than he ever did at Chelsea.
Gabriel Jesus – 8
Constantly alive to the ball inside the box, he was rewarded with a first goal since January to get the scoring underway.
Gabriel Martinelli – 8
Often Arsenal’s biggest attacking threat with his direct running and ability to beat defenders. Replaced after taking a couple of heavy knocks.
Subs
Thomas Partey – 6
Replaced Timber at the break and once again did the job asked of him with few complaints.
Kai Havertz – 8
Scored a superb header shortly after his arrival as a half-time sub, and was an imposing figure in both penalty areas.
Bukayo Saka – 6
More minutes in the legs for the Arsenal star as he continues the recovery from his hamstring injury.
Myles Lewis-Skelly – 6
Misplaced a couple of passes after his introduction, but fits in well among the first-team squad.
Ayden Heaven – 6
Offered a glimpse of genuine pace as he made his senior debut for the final ten minutes.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
