The experience for Hull City supporters at the Emirates Stadium went from bad to worse, with them not only having to see their side losing convincingly to Arsenal, but also had a stumbling block on their way back to Hull as a bus taking some of the supporters crashed outside the stadium, according to the Daily Mail.

All clubs in the Barclays Premier League are subject to heavy support from fans across England and the world, and for away matches, sets of supporters travel together in buses from the home city to the away stadium. Due to expensive transport and long distances, this means fans travel together and share costs, supporting their team across the country and around the world for European fixtures. However, the accident with Hull fans disrupted their experience on the weekend, and the loyal supporters had to wait for alternate arrangements to make their 185 mile journey back to Hull.

Arsenal got back to winning ways with their win against Hull, but they need to improve their consistency in their Premier League form. Arsene Wenger will prepare his side for their tie against Stoke City at home. With Chelsea dropping points of late, Wenger will want his side to capitalise on the opportunity, as teams like Manchester United have crawled their way back in contention for the title race. With Alexis Sanchez in blistering form, Wenger will hope the Chilean can help his team win against Stoke.