Luis Enrique fired back at Mikel Arteta's claim that Arsenal deserved to beat his PSG side Luis Enrique sharply dismissed Mikel Arteta’s claim that Arsenal deserved to beat PSG in their Champions League semi final. Arteta argued Arsenal outplayed PSG across both legs, citing their high press, missed chances, and even alleged PSG bench comments praising Arsenal’s dominance. However, Enrique rejected this, stating, “I don’t agree at all,” and pointed to PSG’s 3-1 aggregate victory, secured with a 2-1 win in Paris, as evidence of their superiority. He acknowledged Arsenal’s tactical nous but emphasized PSG’s clinical finishing, with goals from Fabian Ruiz and Achraf Hakimi proving decisive. PSG’s goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma earned MVP for his crucial saves, thwarting Arsenal’s attack. Arteta highlighted Arsenal’s strong performance, backed by 3.14 expected goals in the second leg, suggesting they were closer than the scoreline implied. Yet PSG’s ability to capitalize on key moments sent them to the final against Inter Milan, leaving Arsenal trophyless again. The clash sparked heated debate on X, with some users siding with Enrique, labeling Arteta’s claims as wishful thinking, while others argued Arsenal’s stats showed they were unlucky. The contrast is stark: Arteta focused on Arsenal’s process, while Enrique leaned on results.This fiery exchange underscores the fine margins in elite football. PSG’s ruthlessness trumped Arsenal’s flair, but the debate over who truly dominated rages on. Fans are split, with some hailing PSG’s efficiency and others lamenting Arsenal’s missed opportunities. As PSG prepare for the final, this saga keeps the football world buzzing, highlighting the passion and rivalry that define the Champions League.
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