Despite a 1-0 home loss to PSG in the Champions League semi-final first leg, Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta remains optimistic. Citing recent away triumphs, he believes his team can overturn the deficit in Paris and reach the final in Munich.
- Ousmane Dembele’s early goal gave PSG the win at the Emirates, but Arsenal had key chances that went begging.
- Gianluigi Donnarumma made crucial saves, while Mikel Merino’s header was ruled out by VAR.
- Arteta remains upbeat, saying the tie is “just half-time”, and believes they can win in Paris.
- Arsenal recently defeated Real Madrid 3-0 at the Bernabeu, fueling belief in another away upset.
- Arteta says his side must be “clinical” and make the most of their chances in the return leg.
Arsenal fans were left frustrated by missed chances and tight margins, but hope remains high. Arteta’s calm assurance reflects a team that has grown through tough European nights and isn’t ready to fold under pressure.
Arsenal will head to Paris needing a sharp, decisive performance. Can Arteta’s men channel their Madrid magic and write a new chapter in the club’s European story?
