RIO FERDINAND mocked Arsenal icon Martin Keown after the Gunners lost 1-0 to Everton.
It was Arsenal's first league defeat since September and Manchester United fan Ferdinand was delighted with the result.
After the game he celebrated Everton's win by laughing in the face of Keown and asking the former defender what went wrong for the Gunners.
He shared a video trolling Arsenal and Keown seconds after the final whistle at Goodison Park.
He said: "Woah, Arsenal what has happened?
"Woah, Martin what's happened to your team? Martin what's happened to your team?! Martin, what's happened to your team?
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"Wow! Goodison Park, this place has swallowed up many a man back in the day. Will it swallow the Arsenal team today? Woah!"
Keown tried to come up with a response but was drowned out by Ferdinand and the celebrations of fellow pundit and Evertonian Rachel Brown-Finnis.
Despite his mockery, Ferdinand still believes Mikel Arteta's side will win the Premier League.
Manchester City could close the gap at the top of the league to just two points if they beat Tottenham today.
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But Ferdinand thinks the loss to Everton will just be a bump in the road on Arsenal's journey to win the title.
He told BT Sport: "Arsenal, we have been sitting here all of us believing they can win this league and I put them as favourites and I still put them as favourites and edge them slightly.
"It’s a real psychological test for them now though, how do they handle this bump in the road?
"It’s a big learning curve for them."
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