The brother of Chelsea winger Omari Hutchinson has taken aim at Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta.

Hutchinson came through the Hale End system before leaving for Chelsea last year. He is now on-loan at Ipswich Town.

Brother Oshaye, reflecting on the weekend's FA Cup round, posted to social media: "Some people owe my brother an apology. All the abuse and hate comments he received when he left Arsenal. I hope you guys are all seeing why!"

Oshaye then listed the Premier League clubs which gave young players minutes in the Third Round.

"This weekend Man City debut, Chelsea debut, Liverpool, Spurs youth played," he posted wth ticks, but then followed 'Arsenal' with a cross.

He concluded: "I feel sorry for my Arsenal youth man. Free the guys."

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