Liverpool fans spot huge 'error' in TNT Sports' graphic for Arsenal reaching Champions League quarter-finals

Eagle-eyed Liverpool fans spotted something hilarious in TNT Sports' graphic for Arsenal reaching the Champions League quarter-finals.

Arsenal beat Porto 4-2 on penalties to book their spot in the next round of the competition.

David Raya saved two spot-kicks as Arsenal made club history in the Champions League.

After the match, Porto boss Sergio Conceicao accused Mikel Arteta of insulting him, with the Gunners responding.

Arsenal find themselves in the hat for the quarter-final draw for the first time since 2010.

And TNT Sports posted a graphic of Arsenal's achievement, with Liverpool fans immediately spotting an 'error'.

Liverpool supporters noticed that TNT Sports used a picture of Jurgen Klopp lifting the Champions League trophy in the 2018/19 season.

For the first time in 1⃣4⃣ years, Arsenal are through to the #UCL quarter-finals! pic.twitter.com/rcZNizoVC0

— Football on TNT Sports (@footballontnt) March 12, 2024

One X user wrote: "If they win it they probably photoshop our parade and pass it off as there's."

A second tweeted: "That trophy lift looks familiar."

A third added: "That’s so embarrassing."

A fourth commented: "Using a pic of Liverpool lifting the trophy...now that's a rough one"

Another joked: "Had to use Liverpool's trophy lift because Arsenal's doesn't exist."

Speaking after the result, Arteta hailed his side's achievement in reaching the last eight of the Champions League.

"So happy," he said. "It has been 14 years, which is a long time for a club like Arsenal and it shows how difficult it was.

"We really had to dig in to find the magic moment at the end. We’re starting to create an unbelievable energy in the stadium, we were all pushing to get it done and together we have done it."

Arteta added: "[The last eight] is where we want to be. We’ve been patient, worked so hard and a lot of people have made good decisions and showed courage in difficult moments and this is where you want to be."