Sheffield United Under Fire: Fans Label Team as the 'Worst Premier League Side of All Time!'

In a one-sided affair at Bramall Lane, Arsenal delivered a stunning performance on Monday night, netting five goals in the first half to overpower Sheffield United. The dominance of the Gunners was evident as some supporters were witnessed leaving the stadium as early as the 15th minute, having witnessed their team concede an insurmountable lead. The match sparked a flurry of discussions on social media, with some fans labeling Chris Wilder's team as the worst the Premier League has ever seen.

Fans didn't hold back in their criticism of Sheffield United following their defeat to Arsenal. Lemferjerome expressed their disappointment, stating that Sheffield United is the worst Premier League team of all time and accused Arsenal of stat-padding.

Lemferjerome wrote on X: "Sheffield United is the worst PL team OAT.. Proper statpadding from Arsenal. Did not expect anything from this match. The only thing that matters is what we do in our games because it's in our on hand.Win at Anfield we're on top. Beat Arsenal we're 4pts clear of them."

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Another X user Matt_Rowney said: "I’m sorry but even though they’re not gunna end up with less than Derby’s 07/08 side who only finished with 11 points. This Sheff Utd team are definitely in the conversation for the worst side in Premier League history."

Culturecams added: "Sheffield United gotta be the worst team in the last 15 years to ever play in the Premier league."

Ehimen_junior explained why Chris Wilder's side were definitely worse that Derby: "Sheffield United is the worst team in Prem history, atleast Derby put up a fight. These players go on the pitch and freeze."

Arsenal's impressive achievement of scoring 5+ goals in three consecutive away games sets a new record in Premier League history. Their remarkable scoring spree highlights their attacking prowess and ability to find the back of the net even when playing away from home.

Looking ahead, Arsenal will face Brentford in their next Premier League fixture, aiming to continue their goal-scoring form and secure another victory. Meanwhile, Sheffield United will travel to face Bournemouth, hoping to bounce back from their recent defeat and put in a stronger performance. Both teams will be eager to make their mark and secure positive results in their upcoming matches.

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