Ben White's second goal against Chelsea causes a debate online with fans questioning whether he was...

Ben White's Goal Vs Chelsea Sparks Debate. Fans Unsure If Intentional Shot. Defender Leaves Decision To Public

Released: 9:41 PM BST, April 23rd, 2024 | Revised: 12:39 AM BST, April 24th, 2024

Ben White stated that he would leave the decision of whether his second goal against Chelsea was made intentionally or not to the fans.

During the Premier League match, White managed to score twice; in the 52nd and 70th minute. However, the controversy began on X (previously called Twitter) after White's second goal.

White invaded the box located on the right side of the field and was gifted with a stunning pass from Arsenal's leader, Martin Odegaard, which was over the top.

White seemed like he intended to shoot it right away, however, he unexpectedly hits the ball into the top corner of the goal.

Opinions among fans are divided regarding whether the Arsenal defender intended to score or if it was a stroke of luck. Some argue that White's expression of surprise suggests that he did not plan the goal.

Social media platforms are bustling with discussions amongst supporters regarding Ben White's purpose in delivering the ball for Arsenal's fifth goal against Chelsea on Tuesday night.

During the Premier League game, White was able to score in the 52nd and 70th minute. However, it was his second goal that sparked discussions on X (formerly known as Twitter).

After the game, White spoke to TNT and said, 'We're aware that we have the ability to score goals, and in today's fast-paced game, it was crucial to take advantage of our opportunities and put the ball in the net.'

When inquired regarding his second objective and its deliberation, White replied: 'I'm uncertain. I'll leave it for others to conclude!'.

There was a lot of discussion on social media about White's second goal, with a number of people wondering if he actually intended to score.

A supporter expressed his opinion by saying, "It's highly unlikely that he had intended to score that goal, but wow, great job Ben White!" Another fan commented, "Oh my goodness, I don't even think White had planned to make that shot."

As someone wrote, "Ben White's goal was amazing. It's possible that he intended it to be a cross, but we're happy with the result." Someone else chimed in, "Ben White probably intended to cross the ball, but instead he scored the fifth goal of the game."

During the game, there were only a few fans who believed that White's intention was to score. One person stated, "It's obvious that Benjamin White had scored on purpose." Another individual shared, "Ben White indeed meant to score #ARSvsCFC".

One additional fan declared that Ben White had intended to make the move. Another Arsenal enthusiast concluded unequivocally that Ben White had meant it, and there was no further room for debate.

Arsenal won a 5-0 game against Mauricio Pochettino's team at the Emirates thanks to White's second goal of the evening.

The initial points of the game were contributed by Leandro Trossard as he scored in just four minutes followed by White increasing the lead after a break.

In the 57th minute, Kai Havertz scored a goal for Arsenal and celebrated in front of the cheering fans from Chelsea. A mere eight minutes later, he managed to score another for his team.

In the 70th minute, White scored his second goal of the night, securing a fifth team goal and concluding a victorious evening for Mike Arteta's team.

White invaded the enclosure located on the right side of the field and obtained a splendid pass from Martin Odegaard that came from above. Afterwards, he aimed towards the net.

There is a disagreement among soccer enthusiasts about White's intention when he made his move. Some argue that he was attempting to pass the ball, while others believe that he was aiming for the goal.