After thrashing Chelsea 2 - 0 over the weekend, Arsenal squad treat themselves to team-bonding day out (Photos)

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After thrashing Chelsea 2 - 0 over the weekend, Arsenal squad treat themselves to team-bonding day out (Photos)

After thrashing Chelsea 2 - 0 in the London derby clash on Saturday, Arsenal players and backroom staff celebrated the victory with a team-bonding trip.
The whole squad including coach Unai Emery and forwards, Alex Iwobi, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, and Alexandre Lacazette among others were pictured posing in paintballing gear during the team-bonding day out.
See full photos below.

After thrashing Chelsea 2 - 0 over the weekend, Arsenal squad treat themselves to team-bonding day out (Photos)
After thrashing Chelsea 2 - 0 over the weekend, Arsenal squad treat themselves to team-bonding day out (Photos)

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