He Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal didn’t win on Tuesday Thomas Tuchel’s Bayern in the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinals (2-2), but from the Emirates they sent a message of optimism for the return leg, which will be played on April 17 at the Allianz-Arena in Munich. Starting with oneself Arteta. Arsenal are seeking their first Champions League semi-final in 15 years, since 2008-09.
So, Arteta He said: “I have a lot of faith in it and we can go there and beat them.” The Gunners advanced thanks to Bukayo Saka (12′), they turned Serge Gnabry (18′) and Harry Kane (32′, penalty). But Leandro Trossard (76′) Arsenal avoid defeat.
“I feel very proud. I feel that we will go to Munich and we have the chance to win there. I feel that we will be better in some aspects. This is how we will prepare,” were the words of Arteta.
In the locker room Arsenal “Mixed feelings” after 2-2. It is his own Trossard which explained this in statements on the club’s website. “The way we played at the beginning, we could have scored 2 or 3 goals. But they (the Bavaria) they have a lot of quality, collectively and individually, they are very strong, especially in the counterattack and we were hurt,” said the scorer of the second goal of Arsenal.
The conclusion of Trossard about the feelings of his teammates and himself that “obviously we are happy about the tie, it puts us on equal terms and we have to try to get through there.”
Source: La Verdad
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