Arsenal beat Atlético to end Champions League final drought
- On Tuesday, Arsenal reached their first Champions League final in 20 years, defeating Atletico Madrid 1-0 in north London to progress 2-1 on aggregate.
- Bukayo Saka scored the decisive goal in the 45th minute, tapping in a rebound after Jan Oblak saved Leandro Trossard's shot during a cagey first half.
- Referee Daniel Siebert waved off penalty appeals from both sides during the physical encounter, while Arsenal maintained their unbeaten competition record with another clean sheet at home.
- The Gunners will face either Paris Saint-Germain or Bayern Munich in the final scheduled for May 30 in Budapest, Hungary, as they pursue their first European title.
- Mikel Arteta's side regained the advantage over Manchester City in The Premier League, chasing their first top-flight title since 2004 while dreaming of a historic European double.
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The FC Arsenal does not inspire, the FC Arsenal wins: Atlético Madrid could not crack the defensive of the Gunners, in front Bukayo Saka hit. Now it should be better than 20 years ago, when Jens Lehmann saw red.
A semi-final in which Atletico Madrid shows too little: Arsenal scores a Bukayo Saka hit in the backlash against the Spaniards – so Kai Havertz is already a German in the final.
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Airdrie City ViewArsenal reaches its first Champions League final in 20 years as Saka's goal seals win over Atletico
Arsenal is back in the Champions League final for the first time in 20 years thanks to a late first-half goal from Bukayo Saka that secured a 1-0 win over Atletico Madrid
Arsenal defeat Atletico Madrid to reach first UCL final in...
Arsenal returned t the UEFA Champions League final with a 1-0 win over Atletico Madrid that secured a 2-1 aggregate semi-final victory. The Gunners secured the win with a first half strike from Bukayo Saka to end a 20-year wait for another shot at their first UCL crown in the club’s history. Saka captained the side and coach Mikel Arteta handed a surprise start to Myles Lewis-Skelly, with Leandro Trossard alongside Vikto Gyokores in attack. The …
Saka duster just before the break was enough for Gunners to win home in an intense game against little intoxicating guests
Arsenal roar into first Champions League final in 20 years as Saka seizes history
EMIRATES – The roar and red mist that thrust Arsenal into their biggest night since this stadium was built were never just a carnival hangover from the night before. Whatever torturous days lie in store for England’s champions-elect, 90 minutes are all that stand between them and glory: European glory at that. Flights booked, passports ready: they are heading for Budapest. It always mattered immeasurably. But it mattered more in the month they a…
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