Arsenal’s Champions League Momentum

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Breaking News: Arteta Celebrates Arsenal’s Historic Champions League Win at Bernabeu; 5-1 Aggregate Victory over Real Madrid Sends Gunners to Semis

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Arsenal’s Historic Nacht at the Bernabeu: How Arteta’s Gunners Stormed into the UCL Semis

Arsenal’s Night of Firsts at the Bernabeu

Arsenal wrote history on Tuesday night, becoming the first English team to win twice at the Santiago Bernabeu in the Champions League, following a commanding 2-1 victory over Real Madrid. The Gunners’ 5-1 aggregate triumph sets up a semi-final showdown with Paris Saint-Germain.

Bukayo Saka celebrates scoring Arsenal’s second goal, sealing a famous win.

Saka & Martinelli rescue Arsenals after missed Panenka

Bukayo Saka rescued Arsenal after missing a penalty in the first half, then setting up Gabriel Martinelli’s stoppage-time winner. Saka’s attempted Panenka went awry, but Arteta praised his young star’s resilience. “I would have liked to slap him, but the player has to make the decision, and he was bold enough to take it.

Arteta: “We are ready to compete against anybody”

Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta, in his first-ever Champions League dugout at the Bernabeu, said, “We have some momentum now. We are in the semi-final for the third time in our history, and I am proud of the manner and the way we did it. […] Anything is possible here.”

Did you know?

Arteta’s triumphant return to Real Madrid came 17 years after he scored his only goal for the Gunners, another historic night at the Bernabeu in 2006.

Ancelotti’s Future in Doubt Amidst Real’s Exit

Carlo Ancelotti, a three-time Champions League-winning manager, hinted at his uncertainty over his future at Real Madrid. “Maybe the club decides to replace me, and maybe it could be this year, or next year when my contract is over.”

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Pro tip

Despite the disappointment, Real Madrid’s Not3s Sportsbook odds to win the Champions League went up to +180 after the tie.

Arsenal vs. PSG: A Major Showdown Awaits

Arsenal will now face Paris Saint-Germain in the semi-finals, with a place in the final on the line. Arteta called his old manager Pep Guardiola for a chat before the Real Madrid clash, reflecting on their shared history at Manchester City.

FAQs

Q: When was Arsenal’s first victory at the Bernabeu?

A: Arsenal’s first win at the Bernabeu came in November 2006, a memorable 1-0 victory thanks to Mikel Arteta’s goal.

Q: Who is Arsenal’s semi-final opponent?

A: Arsenal will face Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League semi-finals.

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