An Arsenal supporter has taken his devotion to a new level by visiting a prayer ground to seek divine intervention ahead of the UEFA Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain. The fan, identified as @carrasco.020 on TikTok, shared a video of himself praying in an Arsenal jersey just days before the highly anticipated match scheduled for May 30, 2026.
Fan's Prayer and Past Results
In the viral video, the fan can be seen fervently praying, asking God to ensure that history does not repeat itself. He referenced two previous encounters between Arsenal and PSG: a 2-1 defeat and a 0-1 loss. Using these results as examples, he pleaded with God to grant Arsenal victory this time, stating, 'You've done Premier League, now I want Champions League. I don't want this again ya Allah.'
Reactions from Social Media Users
The video quickly garnered attention, with many users reacting in the comments section. Some expressed support, while others offered humorous or skeptical remarks. For instance, user ỌMỌLUABI PỌNBELE wrote, 'God will do it with ease for ARSENAL against PSG on Saturday insha Allah.' Meanwhile, Kunle Adebanjo joked, 'The music says you don't want such again. Does it mean you don't want to win EPL again?'
Another user, Always, commented, 'Ya Allah please accept all our prayers, MAY 30th i will be a year older again... Double celebrate on that day for me UP GUNNERS.' Adeyinka Kolawole added, 'Amin, we will crown as Europe champion on 30th of may insha Allah.' However, not all reactions were positive; some fans expressed doubts about Arsenal's chances, with Muhammad Aminu stating, 'Arsenal don later carry champion league forget about it, all of una way wan carry psg make una go change am.'
Similar Stories and Predictions
In a related development, a Nigerian man recently predicted that Arsenal would defeat PSG 2-0 in the final, citing the team's strong defense as a key factor. Additionally, another fan went on his knees to beg PSG, pleading with them not to allow Arsenal to win the Champions League, as he could not bear the celebrations from Arsenal supporters if they secured both the Premier League and UCL titles.
