See how both midfielders Declan Rice and Bukayo Saka happily celebrated with Conor McGregor after Arsenal’s Champions League win against PSG

Bukayo Saka and Declan Rice of Arsenal were seen playing soccer with Conor McGregor, who used to be the UFC two-weight champion, after Arsenal beat Paris Saint-Germain 2-0. The English international and Kai Havertz scored for Mikel Arteta’s team as they won their first Champions League game of the season.

The Gunners easily handled the test against France’s best club, as the Ligue 1 giants had few chances, including a long-range shot that hit the post in the middle of the first half.

When they host struggling Southampton on Saturday (3 p.m. kick-off), they will be trying to keep up the pace and stay ahead of Liverpool and Manchester City.

The game against Russell Martin’s team is Arsenal’s last Premier League game until the international break in October, when they’ll play again before going to the south coast to play Bournemouth on October 19.

As expected, everyone was happy after the match, and the two England players didn’t want to miss the chance to meet MMA star Conor McGregor. The 36-year-old took a bunch of pictures on social media, including one of his Rolls-Royce stopped outside a London hotel. He hasn’t been in the Octagon in three years.

Video clips of Saka and Rice having fun with the “Notorious” on the holy Emirates Stadium grass were shared on social media after Arsenal’s 2-0 win. As a behind-the-scenes look at his Instagram, private luxury concierge Sam Morgan stood with Rice, Saka, and the UFC star.

At the same time, Rice told the megastar on his own Instagram, “big win & a pleasure to meet you.” Arteta said after the win, “I think everyone has to play a lot of different and hard games at home and away. We have to get used to that.”

There is still no word on how many points we need. All we can do is focus on our performance and try to win our own games, which we did tonight. Keep doing it, and now turn your attention to the Premier League.

“I’m not sure. I think we all want to be at the top so we can play fewer games and have better draws.” I believe the trip will last a long time.