The Peacocks ran the champions of England close at The Emirates on Saturday in the early kick-off, taking the lead before eventually falling to a 2-1 defeat. Here's the moments you might have missed.
A meeting of the full-back union in the press room with Tony Dorigo catching up with Stuart Pearce.
Dorigo then had a 1992 Battle of Britain reunion with Rangers legend Ally McCoist. The pair were so busy reminiscing about a time in the 1990s when they were both in hospital recovering from respective hernia operations and McCoist challenged Dorigo to a race up the stairs, that they were unaware of their proximity to Gabriel Gudmundsson’s pre-match interview, and had to be moved.
Gudmundsson having to scarper as a sprinkler threatened to soak him at the end of his interview with LUTV.
Brenden Aaronson wagging a finger at Jaka Bijol after the centre-back attempted to nutmeg the American in the substitutes’ rondo.
Goalkeeping coach Ed Wootten giving birthday boy James Trafford an aggressive slap on the back and geeing up the stopper as he made his way towards the tunnel 20 minutes before kick-off. Trafford then had his customary hug with fellow custodian Alex Cairns as the teams prepared for the game to begin.
Ethan Ampadu spotting his family high up in The Emirates and giving them a wave seconds before kick-off.
Gunnersauras slaloming through the media lounge on a scooter at half-time.
Ao Tanaka turning to applaud his team-mates for their pressing as David Raya was forced to kick the ball out of play.
Trafford being greeted by a number of England team-mates at full-time. The Leeds number one later posed for photos with David Seaman.
Leeds' Head of First Team Operations Matt Robertshaw shoving ex-Leeds keeper Illan Meslier towards the away end, where he received a warm reception post game.
Actor Colin Firth hanging around in the tunnel to welcome Mikel Arteta and the Arsenal players back inside.
