Fans Spot Moment During Gabriel Martinelli Incident That Wasn't Picked Up by Sky

Fans have spotted a moment during Gabriel Martinelli's controversial incident with Conor Bradley that Sky Sports missed.

On Thursday night, Arsenal and Liverpool played out a 0-0 draw at the Emirates Stadium.

In truth, it was a poor showing from two of the Premier League's biggest sides as both teams failed to generate clear-cut chances.

During stoppage time at the end of the match, chaos ensued when Martinelli pushed Bradley while the Liverpool man was down, holding his knee in pain.

The Brazilian attempted to get the match restarted as soon as possible by shoving the Northern Irishman off the pitch, but instead earned himself a booking.

Martinelli was branded as an 'idiot' by ex-Manchester United star Gary Neville.

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Now, a new angle of the incident has been posted on social media via fan footage, with supporters spotting a previously unseen moment between Jurrien Timber and Jeremie Frimpong.

After a series of pushing and shoving from both sets of players, Timber and Frimpong were seen sharing an embrace as they looked on.

One fan said: "Look at Pastor Timber and and his good mate Jeremie Frimpong during the bust-up following the Conor Bradley x Gabriel Martinelli incident."

Another tweeted: "Timber to Frimpong "Come here you little s**t head what are u up to?"

A third fan added: "Bro went to his mate to joke with them."

🇳🇱 Look at Pastor Timber and and his good mate Jeremie Frimpong during the bust-up following the Conor Bradley x Gabriel Martinelli incident pic.twitter.com/ShNrlLmkl9

— Gooner Chris (@ArsenalN7) January 9, 2026

During the aftermath of the incident, Martinelli issued an apology on social media.

He wrote on his Instagram story: "Conor and I have messaged and I have already apologised to him. I really didn't understand he was seriously injured in the heat of the moment.

"I want to say I'm deeply sorry for reacting. Sending Conor all my best again for a quick recovery."

Meanwhile, Liverpool boss Arne Slot said that he is 'fearing the worst' when quizzed on the severity of Bradley's injury.