Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique has denied Mikel Arteta claim that Arsenal was “100 percent” in the Champions League semi-finals.
The Gunners played a good game at Park Dis Prince last night but were beaten 2-1 by Paris Saint-Germain, who advanced 3-1 in the final 3-1 in the final.
Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma has scored several key goals in the draw, but has sent a bigger striker to the Serie A.
claim of courage in Arteta
After that, Arteta claimed on TNT Sports: “First, I want to congratulate the PSG to reaching the final.
“When you watch the two games that were the best player on the pitch?” They were their goalkeeper.
“He made a difference for them in a draw. And I think we were close to it. We were much closer than the results showed. But unfortunately we are outside.
“I’m very proud of the players. What we did today, the way we started, how we dealt with pressure.
“I don’t agree with that.” 🗣
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I don’t agree with that – Louis Enrique
Luis Enrique has created a large aspect of the previous years, but has a trick in the midfield and the message of Talamo in attack.
And while the former Barcelona president respected Arsenal, he was not with Arteta assessment.
“Michael Arteta is a great friend, but I don’t agree,” he said.
“They played intelligently and they won the game for a suitable moment for them because they played the way they wanted, and the way they love,” he said.
“Arsenal played a great game, and we suffered, but they deserved to reach the final,” he said. They are a big team, but I repeat it. We scored more goals. We played big in the second leg, and the second half of the game was different, and we could have scored more goals.”
rice requires cups
Arsenal have finished second in the past two seasons and are now second.
Central player Dicklan Rice, who wins the quarter-finals at Real Madrid, says sometimes disappointment comes before memory.
“We all hoped for him, that’s why we play football. We want to win the cups. We want to be at the top, win things.
“We’re really close and not just good. Arsenal deserves to push the cups and win things, but there are many other things we can do. Many guards have failed to get out of above.
“It’s pain, you’ll see boys, the manager. We wanted to be in Munich, but this doesn’t define us and we’re going back.