Chelsea wasted no time mocking Arsenal’s Champions League final heartbreak with a pointed post on their official social media accounts.

Arsenal suffered a devastating defeat at the Puskás Aréna in Budapest on Saturday night, losing 4-3 on penalties against Paris Saint-Germain after the match finished 1-1 following extra time.

Gabriel Magalhaes sent Arsenal’s final penalty high over the crossbar, confirming PSG’s victory and ending Mikel Arteta’s side’s dreams of European glory.

Almost the exact moment the shootout concluded, Chelsea’s official X account uploaded what appeared to be a straightforward advertisement for their Stamford Bridge stadium tours.

The post pointedly read, “Come and visit London’s Home of Trophies,” accompanied by two star emojis and a prominent, gleaming image of the famous Champions League trophy.

The two stars in the post directly represent Chelsea’s own European triumphs, which came in 2012 and 2021 respectively.

By framing Stamford Bridge as the capital’s true home of silverware at the precise moment of Arsenal’s defeat, the cold-blooded jibe quickly went viral across social media platforms.

The post racked up thousands of interactions from delighted Chelsea supporters and furious Gunners fans who felt the timing was deliberately calculated to cause maximum pain.

The dig cut particularly deep given Arsenal’s historic vulnerability in European competition, with the club having still never won the Champions League trophy.

Despite breaking a 22-year drought to secure the Premier League title earlier this month, Arsenal’s European record remains a painful subject for supporters.

The defeat to PSG marks the second time Arsenal have fallen at the final hurdle, matching their solitary 2006 Champions League final loss to Barcelona.

Chelsea remain the only club in London to have ever lifted Europe’s most prestigious club prize, a fact their social media team made abundantly clear on Saturday night.

By twisting the knife on social media, the Blues ensured Arsenal were reminded of the significant historical gap that still separates the two London rivals in European football.

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