Jamie Carragher Details Key Reason for Arsenal's Loss to PSG in the Champions League Final
PSG defended their crown after winning the shootout 4-3, as Arsenal missed two penalties in a final that ended 1-1 after 120 minutes.
- Arsenal lost the Champions League final to French champions PSG in Budapest on Saturday, falling 4-3 on penalties after the match ended 1-1 following 120 minutes of play.
- Kai Havertz scored an early goal for Arsenal, but Ousmane Dembele equalized for PSG with a second-half penalty, forcing the shootout where Eberechi Eze and Gabriel missed their spot-kicks.
- Arsenal held a trophy parade in London on Sunday to celebrate their first Premier League title in 22 years, providing fans a moment of triumph despite the Champions League heartbreak.
- Martin Keown urged Mikel Arteta to target a new striker, saying Arsenal "may look again at the striker" position this summer to strengthen the squad.
- Havertz played 90 minutes but has struggled with fitness throughout the season, while £64m summer signing Viktor Gyokeres endured a mixed first season at Emirates Stadium and was dropped for the final.
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Arsenal legend Martin Keown insists 'there is more to come' from Gunners after losing Champions League final
Arsenal legend Martin Keown has insisted "there is more to come" from the Gunners after losing the Champions League final on penalties to PSG.Arsenal were level against the European champions after extra time, but lost on spot-kicks 4-3, after Eberechi Eze and Gabriel missed the target.Keown believes the pain of this loss will motivate Arsenal to compete in the Champions League next season."It's interesting how quickly they have learned under th…
Arsenal coach Mikel Arteta also praised Paris Saint-Germain's performance after their loss in the Champions League final.
Martin Keown urges Mikel Arteta to replace two Arsenal stars after PSG defeat
Arsenal legend Martin Keown (Picture: Getty) Martin Keown urged Mikel Arteta to replace two Arsenal players after the heartbreaking Champions League final defeat to PSG. Arsenal were dreaming of winning their first Champions League trophy in Budapest but were beaten on penalties by French champions PSG. Arteta’s side took an early lead through Kai Havertz before being pegged back by Ousmane Dembele’s second-half spot-kick. Penalties were require…
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Independent EspañolBUDAPEST (AP) — Gabriel Magalhães looked up at the sky, covered his face with his hands and lifted his sweat-soaked Arsenal jersey above his head.
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