US EditionMikel Arteta makes new Arsenal bizarre claim after PSG exit and Liverpool points comments - Liverpool Echo
- Mikel Arteta defended Arsenal after their 2-1 defeat to Paris Saint-Germain in the 2025 Champions League semi-final in Paris.
- Arsenal missed out on the Premier League title to Manchester City, finishing second with 84 and 89 points over the last two seasons.
- Despite trailing 3-0 on aggregate, Arsenal scored through Bukayo Saka but failed to overturn PSG’s lead, with PSG missing a penalty during the tie.
- Arteta argued that the high points totals Arsenal achieved in recent seasons would have been enough to secure a league title and insisted that his team deserved to progress to the Champions League final.
- The loss dashed Arsenal’s chances of winning any trophies this season, while Liverpool secured the Premier League title and had already achieved success in the Champions League.
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Arteta does a Benitez as he rants about xG and tells Enrique 'look at the stats'
MIKEL ARTETA doubled down as he insisted KO’d Arsenal WERE the Champions League’s best team — and told Luis Enrique to ‘look at the stats’. Arteta was mocked by Paris Saint-Germain boss Enrique for claiming his men were better than the Munich-bound side — despite losing their semi 3-1 on aggregate. Mikel Arteta reckons the Gunners were unlucky in Paris PAArteta is basing his Arsenal verdict on figures like expected goals – and told everyone to …
How 'brave' Arsenal were denied by PSG in CL semi-final with familiar problem
ARSENAL crashed out the Champions League to PSG despite Mikel Arteta’s bold tactical plan nearly paying off. The boss claimed the Gunners were the “better team” and the difference came in both boxes. GettyMikel Arteta’s bold plan so nearly worked[/caption] ReutersBut missed chances and Mikel Merino’s lack of goalscoring instinct proved costly[/caption] PSG have goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma and some other excellent movements from goalscorers F…
Erling Haaland and Bernardo were right about Arsenal after baffling Mikel Arteta Man City claim - Manchester Evening News
Arsenal were knocked out of the Champions League by Paris Saint-Germain, with Mikel Arteta then making a strange claim about Manchester City's last two Premier League title wins.
Martin Odegaard criticises Arsenal team-mates after agonising PSG Champions League defeat
Martin Odegaard criticises Arsenal team-mates after agonising PSG Champions League defeat - Martin Odegaard was quick to call out his team-mates in an interview post-match after Arsenal lost to PSG in the Champions League last night
PSG loss left Arsenal players in tears, Arteta says
LONDON: Arsenal players were left in tears after Wednesday’s 2-1 semi-final loss at Paris St Germain knocked them out of the Champions League, manager Mikel Arteta said in a post-match press conference. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd
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