Arsenal and Tottenham players clash on the pitch after a supporter appears to kick Aaron Ramsdale

Chaos broke out on the pitch after Sunday’s north London derby when a Tottenham fan kicked Aaron Ramsdale in the back.

The Gunners took three points away and won the game 2-0 thanks to a Hugo Lloris own goal and an impressive strike from Martin Odegaard.

However, tempers ran high after the final whistle – with Ramsdale seemingly at the center of the chaos.

Chaos broke out on the pitch after Sunday’s north London derby when a Tottenham fan appeared to kick Arsenal goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale

The Arsenal goalkeeper (right) celebrated quickly after the final whistle, punching the air in front of Tottenham striker Richarlison (left).

The Arsenal goalkeeper celebrated quickly after the final whistle, punching the air in front of Tottenham striker Richarlison.

Richarlison was furious at Ramsdale’s lavish celebration and rushed over to tell him so. The pair were seen going head-to-head before a steward separated them.

Ramsdale – who was reluctantly led away by the Tottenham striker – headed towards goal to get his water bottle.

Richarlison was furious with Ramsdale and rushed over to tell him. The pair were seen going head-to-head before a steward separated them

Ramsdale stooped to pick up his water bottle after arguing with Richarlison and appeared to have stepped past the Tottenham supporter

Richarlison was still screaming at the Arsenal goalkeeper when a fan decided to take matters into his own hands.

Ramsdale bent down to pick up his water bottle and the fan appeared to kick Arsenal No 1 in the back.

Ramsdale and his teammates were angry about what happened.

Speaking about the event after the game, Ramsdale said: “Spurs fans gave me some crack in the second half and I gave them something in return.

Ramsdale’s teammates stepped in to defend him before escorting the keeper away

“The few people I gave it to were probably greeted warmly, in a sporty way. But then a fan jumped over and gave me a little punch in the back.’

The goalkeeper added: “It happened and it’s a shame because at the end of the day it’s just a football game.”

Meanwhile, Eric Dier added: “I didn’t see it, but obviously it’s unacceptable and shouldn’t have happened. I can not say more about that.”

Meanwhile, the PFA released the following statement: “Violence against players is totally unacceptable. Incidents like this happen far too often

“Players have a right to be safe in their workplace. If a player is attacked, we expect that applicable laws and regulations to protect them will be properly enforced.

“As a players’ union, we treat this as a priority issue. We will continue to work with the authorities to demand that players and staff be better protected in their workplace.’

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