Arsenal’s What Happens Next: White, Zinchenko and Ramsdale Read the Replay

Arsenal’s What Happens Next: White, Zinchenko and Ramsdale Read the Replay

Four archive clips ask three Arsenal teammates to predict a returned pass, an accidental spray, a touchline detour and an unforgettable finish.

The ball is already behind Olivier Giroud when the picture freezes.

Aaron Ramsdale, Oleksandr Zinchenko and Ben White need little discussion. They recognize the movement and select the scorpion kick. When the replay resumes, Giroud reaches behind himself and sends the ball into the net off the crossbar.

The final round feels simple because its ending has become part of Arsenal history.

How Does Arsenal’s What Happens Next Work?

The 90-second film embedded on this page treats the players as one team. Four Arsenal clips stop immediately before an unusual action, leaving the trio to discuss the possibilities and choose what will happen next.

Recognizing a shirt or opponent supplies the setting. Earning credit requires precise recall of the following seconds.

The host ends the game by awarding the group two points and praizing how they worked together. The edit does not explain a detailed scoring scale, so the total should be presented as the host’s verdict rather than reconstructed from separate marks.

Why Does Thierry Henry Return the Ball?

The first round takes the players back to Arsenal’s final season at Highbury. Charlton Athletic goalkeeper Thomas Myhre sends the ball towards Thierry Henry, who is standing close enough to accept it without pressure.

The trio consider several possibilities. Will Henry kick it, head it or throw it? None matches the replay. He simply passes the ball back to Myhre.

The sequence comes from Arsenal’s 3–0 victory over Charlton in March 2006. Although the exchange can look like Henry declining to exploit a mistake, later accounts have described it as a joke between the two players. The film establishes the returned pass, not why Myhre played it to him.

That uncertainty makes it a useful opening question. The action appears obvious after the reveal but is difficult to predict from normal competitive logic.

What Happens to Santi Cazorla?

The second clip shows Santi Cazorla waiting over a free-kick against Crystal Palace in August 2014.

Ramsdale notices that the important action may not involve the ball. The referee prepares to mark the required distance with vanishing spray, but the can misfires and catches Cazorla in the face.

The prediction is correct. The incident occurred during Arsenal’s 2–1 opening-day victory and lasted only a few seconds. It is too minor to define the match, yet distinctive enough to remain in a supporter’s memory.

It also changes how the trio approach the next clips. They are no longer watching only for a pass, tackle or shot.

How Does White Solve the Alexis Sánchez Round?

The third sequence comes from Arsenal’s 2–0 win at Everton on 19 March 2016. White first recognizes John Stones, helping to establish the opponent and period.

As Alexis Sánchez chases the ball near the corner, his momentum carries him beyond the touchline and into the front row at Goodison Park. Instead of returning immediately, he briefly lowers a folding seat and sits among the Everton supporters.

White predicts the detour before the replay continues. The host’s “Well done, Ben” gives him the clearest individual success of the game.

The Premier League’s match record confirms the fixture and score. Danny Welbeck and Alex Iwobi supplied the goals; Sánchez’s unexpected pause supplied the quiz question.

Why Is Giroud’s Scorpion Kick Instantly Recognizable?

The final clip offers far more visual information. The cross has arrived from the left, Giroud is adjusting his stride and all three players recognize the finish before seeing it again.

Giroud scored against Crystal Palace on New Year’s Day 2017 by meeting the ball with his left heel behind his body. It travelled over his head and entered off the crossbar.

The goal later won the FIFA Puskás Award. Its shape has become so familiar that the paused movement is enough to reveal the answer.

That contrast completes the challenge. The Henry exchange requires obscure recall; Giroud’s position functions almost like a still photograph from club history.

When Did This Arsenal Trio Take the Challenge?

Betway Arabia uploaded the film in December 2023, and BW Arabia published its feature on 16 January 2024. Ramsdale, Zinchenko and White were Arsenal teammates at the time.

The group later changed. Southampton signed Ramsdale in August 2024 after 89 Arsenal appearances. Zinchenko joined Ajax permanently in February 2026, while White remains in Arsenal’s 2026/27 squad.

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