US EditionArsenal cruise past lacklustre Real Madrid to reach semis
- Arsenal defeated Real Madrid 2-1, advancing to the Champions League semi-finals for the first time since 2009, after winning 5-1 on aggregate following a 3-0 first-leg victory.
- In the match, Bukayo Saka missed an early penalty for Arsenal, while Vinicius Junior scored a late equalizer for Madrid, but Gabriel Martinelli secured the win in stoppage time.
- Real Madrid fell short of the last four for the first time since 2020 and were seeking their third title in four seasons.
- Declan Rice from Arsenal expressed confidence saying, 'We knew we were going to suffer, but we knew we were going to win.
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Arsenal Was Perfect When It Had To Be
Despite a comfortable 3-0 home victory in the first leg of its Champions League quarterfinal against Real Madrid, Arsenal must have still felt in danger on Wednesday. Call it the Real Madrid Effect, or call it the Arsenal Had Only Been To Two Champions League Semifinals Ever Conundrum, but nothing felt safe as the Gunners tried to build on their monumental win last week in hopes of advancing. They needn't have worried, though. Despite a couple o…
The defeat 1-2 before Arsenal in the Santiago Bernabeu sealed the elimination of Real Madrid from the Champions League. The merengues had arrived with the need to go back to the 3-0 that the Gunners tipped them in London. However, they failed in the attempt and were left out in the quarterfinals. In Catalonia, the news was celebrated, and the media echoed what happened. Mundo Deportivo, the main medium of Barcelona, played a pun and titled “Saka…
The real appearance in the CL quarterelfinal against Arsenal was pitiful. In Madrid, unpleasant days are ahead.
As the media sound seemed to suggest a possible rise of the Madrilènes on Wednesday 16 April in Bernabéu, it was nothing and the Londoners won 1-2 after their demonstration to go. Football, just football.
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