After Chelsea's defeat in the London derby, legendary player John Terry discussed Gabriel's headbutt on Emiliano Martínez on his YouTube channel.

Terry said: "It's really difficult to accept losing at the Emirates. As a manager, Enzo Marcelino suffered his first Premier League defeat. But I didn't expect to be saying this. I was very pleased watching yesterday's match. I saw more positives than negatives.

We know we lost, but Arsenal are a very good team. Let's analyze the game now. It's exactly what we talked about before the match. Be aggressive, win the first ball, win the second ball, get into the penalty box, win one-on-one duels—and we really did exactly that.

Madueke's finish was excellent too. He's now scored two goals and provided one assist in three matches. This is the effect of signing players who are familiar with the Premier League and understand the rivalry between the league and club. Players coming from abroad often need time to adapt, but players already accustomed to the Premier League can quickly get up to speed. He must be very excited about his start at Chelsea, and I hope this performance continues throughout the season.

Regarding the incident between Emiliano Martínez and Gabriel, Gabriel clearly headbutted Emiliano Martínez. When I watched it at home yesterday, I initially didn't think the contact was serious, but in slow motion, he didn't touch the ball at all—he headbutted Emiliano Martínez.

There are these moments in matches. Arsenal are masters of the 'dark arts,' controlling the game and handling similar situations better than any other team in the league. Yesterday was a great opportunity. I was right next to the goalkeeper and saw his reaction. My first instinct was: if I had been the closest player, I would have immediately run to the referee and shouted, 'Ref, he just headbutted me—that's clearly a red card!'

We should have surrounded the referee and pressured him. I think we missed a big chance to get an opponent sent off yesterday. I know we don't want to do that deliberately, but we need to get three points here and challenge for the Premier League title, so these details matter. As a team, we need to do better in this regard. I believe we will because the team has more experience.

In that situation yesterday, we could have had a much greater impact. I don't think the club, players, or manager receive special treatment, but in these difficult moments where everyone is watching, we need to apply pressure on the referee. After the replay in slow motion, the goalkeeper was clearly holding his head.

Also, since this was such a serious incident, I think the coaching staff should have taken note. They should have pressured the fourth official enough, made a bigger commotion near the bench, called him over, and asked him to analyze the action as much as possible. Of course, the referee will make his own decision, but if he had gone to the sideline yesterday and watched the replay, to me that was a clear red card."

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