PSV EINDHOVEN fans took over a League Two game in preparation for their Champions League second leg against Arsenal.
The Gunners take a commanding 7-1 lead into the Emirates tonight following their rout in the Netherlands.
But it appears to travelling support are undeterred as they settled into the English away stands early.
In a video shared online, apparent “PSV Ultras” were spotted singing Dutch chants at AFC Wimbledon’s game against Cheltenham Town.
They can be heard signing PSV songs as bemused fans watched on and recorded while others on social media were left in awe.
One said: “Absolutely love it.”
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Another added: “Class.”
One hailed: “Love this!!”
Another said: “Brilliant – class!”
The game ended 2-1 to Cheltenham but PSV would need more than that to somehow turn their fortunes around.
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Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta hinted at resting some players due to the heavy deficit.
Arteta said: “It is unique but it’s also understanding how the game was played a week ago and the fact that everything went in the right direction for us from the beginning.
“We’re going to have to earn the right tomorrow to go in the same direction, so we’re fully focused on that.
“We understand what happened in the first game and the direction that it could have taken in the first 10 minutes.
“After all the control that we had, if we give the goal away or if the referee would have given the second yellow card to Myles, it’s very simple.
“This is football, you have to earn it and we’re going to have to do a great job tomorrow again to win the game.”
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
