Arsenal fans clearly haven't forgotten about Mykhailo Mudryk's protracted transfer saga last season after the Chelsea forward was booed by sections of the home crowd on Tuesday night. Making his second appearance at the Emirates Stadium since opting to move to Stamford Bridge last January, he was the target of some audible jeers.

Playing on the left wing in front of Marc Cucurella, Mudryk was stationed on set-piece duty for Chelsea as they looked to respond to Leandro Trossard's early opener. Despite Mikel Arteta's men being in front, Arsenal supporters still took their chance to let Mudryk know how they really felt.

The 22-year-old was on the receiving end of some loud boos from those in the western corner of the North Bank. They were then made even happier after his in-swinging cross failed to connect with a teammate running in.

READ MORE: Arsenal vs Chelsea LIVE

READ MORE: Chelsea already have perfect Thiago Silva replacement as clear transfer message sent

Mudryk has struggled since his move to Chelsea, only managing six goals in his 52 appearances prior to Tuesday's meeting. The Ukraine international did get one of those in the reverse fixture between the sides when his cross-cum-shot lofted over David Raya and into the far corner.

Arsenal, meanwhile, have had plenty of success with Trossard. He arrived instead of Mudryk in the January window last year and has continued to contribute plenty, including when given a chance from the start here.

"I’m really happy with what we’ve done, for what you plan and what you can actually do in this industry normally it doesn’t happen, so you have to mould and adapt, and we’ve done that,” Arteta said of Arsenal's business in last year's January transfer window. “At the end the most important thing is that the profile of the person, and the qualities that we bring into the squad, and I have no doubt that we’ve done that."