![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/fans-fume-as-arsenal-website-stream-crashes/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/PM-OFF-PLATFORM-Arsenal-Error.jpg&description=Breaking 'THIS IS A JOKE!' Published : 18:24, 13 Jul 2023 Updated : 19:10, 13 Jul 2023 ARSENAL fans reacted furiously as the club's live stream of their first pre-season friendly CRASHED. Viewers blasted the "joke" service as they got a "500 internal server error message" after paying £6.99 to see Kai Havertz's debut against Nurnberg in Germany. 2 Fans hoping to see new Gunner Kai Havertz had to be patient Credit: Getty 2 Gunners' supporters were hit with this classic frustrating response Credit: Not known, clear with picture desk The warm-up match, which kicked off at 6pm on Thursday, was advertised as available on Arsenal's official website if supporters in the UK coughed up for a Match Pass. In contrast, anyone watching in Germany could see it for free via Nurnberg's YouTube channel. One frustrated Arsenal fan posted the error sign along with his verdict: "Good start." Another wrote: "Stream down...paid to watch this and nothing is working. Even their website is down. @Arsenal how do I request a refund? This is a joke!" A third was just as angry, blasting: "@Arsenal how can you charge fans to watch and not facilitate neither the app nor the website is working sort this out." Ex-Chelsea attacker Havertz began on the bench for a powerful-looking Gunners' side. Seven regular starters from the team who finished runners-up in the Premier League last term were included, plus four other senior players. Polish star Jakub Kiwior lined up alongside Gabriel in central defence. FREE BETS AND SIGN UP DEALS - BEST NEW CUSTOMER OFFERS And Thomas Partey was alongside Martin Odegaard in midfield despite talk of a possible transfer. In-demand frontman Folarin Balogun joined Havertz as a sub.){kind=link}
ARSENAL fans reacted furiously as the club’s live stream of their first pre-season friendly CRASHED.
Viewers blasted the “joke” service as they got a “500 internal server error message” after paying £6.99 to see Kai Havertz’s debut against Nurnberg in Germany.
The warm-up match, which kicked off at 6pm on Thursday, was advertised as available on Arsenal’s official website if supporters in the UK coughed up for a Match Pass.
In contrast, anyone watching in Germany could see it for free via Nurnberg’s YouTube channel.
One frustrated Arsenal fan posted the error sign along with his verdict: “Good start.”