Following Chelsea's loss in the London derby, legendary player Terry spoke on his channel about E. Martinez being headbutted by Gabriel.

Terry said: "Losing at the Emirates is really hard to accept. Enzo, as head coach, has suffered his first Premier League defeat. But I never thought I'd say this: I left yesterday's match feeling happy. I saw far more positives than negatives.

I know we lost, but Arsenal is a very strong team. So let me analyze the match. That's exactly what we said before the game: high pressing, winning the first ball, winning the second ball, penetrating the box, winning one-on-one duels—and we did all of that.

Cole Palmer's finishing was also excellent. He now has two goals and one assist in three matches. This is the benefit of signing players familiar with the Premier League who understand the league and our opponents. Foreign players often need time to adapt, while those already familiar with the Premier League can quickly find their rhythm. He must be very excited about his Chelsea start, and I hope this performance continues throughout the season.

Regarding the incident between E. Martinez and Gabriel, Gabriel clearly headbutted E. Martinez. When I watched the match at home yesterday, initially I thought this clash wasn't serious, but in the slow-motion replay, he clearly completely missed the ball and instead headbutted E. Martinez.

These moments happen in a match. I think Arsenal are the best team in the league at using "dark arts"—controlling the game and handling situations like this. Yesterday was a good opportunity. When I stood right next to the goalkeeper and saw his reaction, my first instinct was: if I were the nearest player, I would immediately run to the referee and shout: "Ref, he just headbutted him, that's definitely a red card!"

We should have surrounded the referee and put pressure on him. I think we missed a big opportunity yesterday to get an opponent sent off. I know we didn't do it intentionally, but we're here to win three points and compete 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 now the squad has much more experience.

In that situation yesterday, it could actually have had a bigger impact. I don't think our club, players, or manager get special treatment, but in these difficult moments when everyone is watching, you should put some pressure on the referee. After the replay, the goalkeeper was clearly holding his head.

I also think that because this was such a serious incident, the coaching staff will certainly need to pay attention. You need to put enough pressure on the fourth official, make a scene near the technical area, call him over, and ask him to review the action as much as possible. Of course, the referee will make his own decision, but if he had gone to the touchline to review the slow-motion replay yesterday, in my view, that would have been a clear red card.

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