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Overloading the right and isolating Kvartaskhelia was a waste of 45 minutes. You could see Enrique’s regret when they started moving him central. Bringing Vitinha so deep for the slow buildup and overloading right was a combination of little creativity.
The right result though, that fuckin Arse fan has been in every couple of days after we drew with City. What insufferable bastards they can be. A bit disappointed for Mikel though, he will get some gritted teeth support for this.
And Eze, damn dude.
PSG played to win and Arsenal didn’t.
Arteta knew who he was up against, took them to the brink but couldn’t beat 12 men eventually.
I was biased because I wanted the footballing team to win and l thought Arteta could have utilised his players a lot better, playing defensively was the correct way to play against PSG but there should have been a lot more adventure in the Arsenal play and they had plenty of good players to do that instead of using them to defend more than attack— PSG with 72% of possession and Arsenal with 28% with PSG having 13 corners to Arsenal 2 before the desperate attacking in extra time, despite that it was a more interesting than boring game for me.
A lot will be made, by Arsenal, of that penalty but I thought the right decision was made by the referee.