ARSENAL fans noticed a strange 'Matrix glitch' quirk after Kai Havertz's winning goal against Brentford.
The German, 24, popped up with an 86th minute header to consign the Bees to a 2-1 defeat.
Havertz's goal sparked ballistic celebrations both in the stands and on the pitch.
As the ball hit the net, Ben White and Martin Odegaard both appeared to turn and fist pump in perfect unison.
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Spotting their celebrations, one fan online posted the video, writing: "Looks Mikel Arteta has instructed players on how to celebrate with sync tooo.
"Just look at Ben White and Odegaard."
A second spotted that some of the others were in sync too, commenting: "In this clip, all the Arsenal players are mirroring each other, Odeegard and White with the fist pump, Saka and Jesus with their hands in the air and Nelson and Big KAI start running on sync team chemistry 1000000 per cent."
While a third called on the celebration police, joking: "This should be looked. How dare they celebrate in sync!"
A fourth called it a "glitch in the Matrix".
And another added: "No this is soo funny."
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Havertz was fortunate to still be on the pitch when he netted his late winner, after getting away with a dive in the box while on a yellow card.
After the game, Brentford boss Thomas Frank told Sky Sports: "I actually don't think Havertz should be on the pitch when he scored the goal.
"For me it was a clear dive when it was a penalty shout. If you see it back slowly it's clear.
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"Maybe it's difficult for the ref but the linesman should have seen it, in my opinion."
Arsenal's win saw them climb to the top of the Premier League going into Liverpool's clash with Manchester City on Sunday afternoon.
Sky Sports pundit Jamie Carragher criticised the Gunners for their celebrations after Odegaard took pictures with a disposable camera following their win over Liverpool.
At the time, Carra said: "Just get down the tunnel. You've won a game, three points.
"They've been brilliant, back in the title race... get down the tunnel. I'm serious, honestly."
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