Arsenal's clash at Elland Road against Leeds United was delayed by over 35 minutes due to a power cut. The game got underway but only lasted a matter of seconds before the referee halted proceedings.
Players of both sides waited on the Elland Road surface for the issue to be resolved, but after around 15 minutes, they headed back into the changing rooms. The power cut meant that goal line technology and VAR couldn't be used, while it also affected the match officials' communication kit.
However, play did get back underway at around 2:40pm after the players came back out onto the pitch to go through some short warm up procedures. When the play was stopped for the power cut, the ball had just gone out for a throw in to the Whites.
READ MORE: Granit Xhaka sends Manchester City warning message as Arsenal star backs 'special' title push
Play resumed almost 40 minutes later, with the game getting back underway from the Leeds throw in. Gabriel Jesus was arguing with the officials that the Leeds throw in was further back, even though a long time had passed since the ball went out of play.
The Brazilian showed that despite the long and unexpected break he will still firmly in game mode as he tried to help his team gain some territory by arguing that the throw in was further back.
READ NEXT:
Every word Mikel Arteta said on Turner's distribution, Saliba concern and Arsenal desire
Why Granit Xhaka shouted at Matt Turner as Mikel Arteta's Arsenal prediction is proved right
Arsenal dealt major transfer blow as Aston Villa star Douglas Luiz signs new contract
Takehiro Tomiyasu’s Leeds selection and the Arsenal tactical question Mikel Arteta must answer
Arsenal news and transfers LIVE: All the latest news, rumours and gossip from the Emirates Stadium