Arsenal duo Santi Cazorla and Mesut Ozil swap the pitch for the commentary box in brilliant fashion
ARSENAL duo Santi Cazorla and Mesut Ozil have nothing to prove on the football pitch but what about in the commentary box?
As part of the Gunners’ ongoing Youtube series ‘UnClassic Commentary’ the pair of playmakers took to the microphone to commentate on Arsenal’s 3-0 win over Manchester United last year.
Mesut Ozil has yet to assist a league goal this seasonGetty Images
The video begins with Cazorla introducing Ozil before the first clip shows the German assisting Alexis Sanchez to put the Gunners ahead.
Cazorla is quick to point out that Ozil used his right foot to assist the Chilean before bursting into a fit of giggles.
Ozil shared the humour and replied: “I told you, sometimes I can play with both.”
The duo then rewatched the German international score Arsenal’s second and Ozil joked that even he had to be selfish on the football pitch.
He said: “My god, he is so selfish sometimes! Normally I have to pass to everyone, I have to be sometimes selfish.”
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