![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/arsenal-fans-fume-as-website-stream-for-pre-season-opener-crashes/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/2_GettyImages-1540428299jpgr.jpg&description=Arsenal supporters were far from pleased after the club's website crashed on the eve of their pre-season friendly against German side Nurnberg on Thursday evening Arsenal fans were left furious after the club's website crashed during their friendly against Nurnberg. Supporters were eagerly anticipating the Gunners' clash with the Bundesliga 2 side on Thursday, but couldn't watch the opening few minutes due to a server issue. Hundreds of fans issued their frustration on social media with many demanding a refund after paying £6.99 to watch the game. One said: "@Arsenal how can you charge fans to watch and not facilitate neither the app nor the website is working sort this out." Another added: 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 said: "Anyone else experiencing sound issues streaming this game from @Arsenal website? #FCNARS." A fourth claimed: "Same had issues on the website on my laptop watching it via my phone bowser on the arsenal website." Amid the issue with the website, many would have missed Arsenal's opening goal at the Max-Morlock-Stadion as Bukayo Saka struck within the opening seven minutes. The England international jinked inside onto his favoured left foot before slotting the ball into the bottom corner. The Gunners dominated the remainder of the first-half but were left a little concerned when Saka went down holding his glute after a nasty-looking fall. However, the youngster managed to get up back onto his feet before carrying on as normal. Saka started on the right of a front-three alongside Reiss Nelson and Eddie Nketiah, leaving Gabriel Jesus and Folarin Balogun firmly on the bench. Leandro Trossard started in the deeper No.10 position, with Thomas Partey and Martin Odegaard in central midfield. Meanwhile, there was one major change at the back. William Saliba returned after his long injury lay-off as he partnered Jakub Kiwior in central defenc){kind=link}
Arsenal supporters were far from pleased after the club’s website crashed on the eve of their pre-season friendly against German side Nurnberg on Thursday evening
Arsenal fans were left furious after the club’s website crashed during their friendly against Nurnberg.
Supporters were eagerly anticipating the Gunners’ clash with the Bundesliga 2 side on Thursday, but couldn’t watch the opening few minutes due to a server issue. Hundreds of fans issued their frustration on social media with many demanding a refund after paying £6.99 to watch the game.
One said: “@Arsenal how can you charge fans to watch and not facilitate neither the app nor the website is working sort this out.” Another added: 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!”
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— Martin B (@MRB76uk) July 13, 2023