'Bottlejob FC': Ex-Arsenal star Mesut Ozil ridicules Tottenham with hilarious post on X

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Ex-Arsenal star Mesut Ozil has mocked Tottenham Hotspur for their abysmal run in the Premier League of late.

Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur fans have mutual animosity towards each other and often it transcends to the players as well. The bitter feeling is from both sides, and it sometimes catches the players.

And Ozil embraced stats to express his mockery of Spurs on social media on Friday.

Tottenham made a decent start under Ange Postecoglou after the Australian took over the charge in the summer. They were unbeaten in their first 10 games and accumulated 26 points. But things have gone south in the last few weeks.

The North London club have lost four of their last five league games and are currently in disarray. Amid these losses, there are two striking factors which have caught the eye.

As per Opta Sports, Spurs are the first team in Premier League history who have failed to win five consecutive matches in the league despite being 1-0 up in all those matches. They are also the first team to lose three consecutive home games after taking a lead.

Although it is a humbling record for Spurs, it has caused much amusement for their North London counterparts. Mesut Ozil shared the stats on social media with a hilarious caption.

"Who else should be able to break that record? Bottle Job FC is back," Ozil wrote on his X platform on Friday sharing the piece of record.

The Gunners fans have gone ballistic after Ozil's post. The majority of the Arsenal faithful thought it was a parody account of Ozil, but they realized it was Ozil himself who ridiculed their bitter rivals.

Mesut Ozil joined Arsenal in 2013 and spent seven and a half seasons at the club. He won the FA Cup four times at Arsenal and also lifted the World Cup with Germany in 2014.

Spurs, meanwhile, got their hands on a title for the last time in 2008 when the won the League Cup. Their last league title was in the 1960-61 season and their FA Cup victory also dates back to 1991.