Azpilicueta reveals what he said to Chelsea fan in touchline spat after Arsenal loss

Cesar Azpilicueta has revealed what he said to the Chelsea fan that he appeared to have a touchline spat with after the team's 4-2 loss against Arsenal at Stamford Bridge last week.

Chelsea were beaten by the Gunners in a highly-charged London derby contest on April 20, with Eddie Nketiah scoring twice and Emile Smith Rowe and Bukayo Saka also getting on the scoresheet for the visitors.

Timo Werner and Azpilicueta grabbed what ultimately amounted to nothing more than consolation goals for the Blues, and the latter made headlines after being involved in an angry exchange with a supporter following the final whistle.

The Chelsea captain gave away the penalty that Saka converted late on, but wasn't happy with the decision and has admitted that he was left over-emotional after a turbulent 90 minutes.

"It looked worse than it was because it was at the end of the game and I was angry with my performance, the result, the penalty, everything," Azpilicueta said to Sky Sports when quizzed on the incident.

"I just spotted him in the crowd and it was just an exchange of words that looked worse than it was. We spoke clearly and he wanted more fight from the team and he was right, and I just expressed my view.

"The other day I saw him again and I gave him the captain's armband. I'm the first to look at the images and say that's not really me, I was really angry."