
PSG manager Luis Enrique shared his views on Arsenal and Mikel Arteta after securing a spot in the Champions League final against them.
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PSG boss gives his thoughts on Arsenal & Arteta
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Paris Saint-Germain edged past Bayern Munich in Wednesday nightâs Champions League semi-final second leg, drawing 1-1 on the night to secure a 6-5 aggregate victory and progression to the final.
Arsenal had already qualified for the final the previous day, seeing off Atletico Madrid 2-1 on aggregate, so the two finalists will meet for the fourth time in two seasons.
The Gunners defeated PSG in last seasonâs League Phase, only to lose home and away to the French side in the knockouts. Theyâll now have an opportunity for revenge in Budapest on May 30th.
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Speaking to the media after his teamâs win, had positive things to say about and his Arsenal side.
Luis Enrique expressed his thoughts on Arsenal and Mikel Arteta following PSG's qualification for the Champions League final.
PSG booked their place in the Champions League final by winning their semifinal match.
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Nearly 130 arrests were made in Paris as fans clashed with police following PSG's advancement to the Champions League final. The unrest resulted in injuries to both rioters and police, prompting increased security measures for the upcoming final against Arsenal.
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âI appreciate Mikelito Arteta,â Enrique said (via The Mirror and Sky Sports). âWe used to be team-mates when we were kids, he did a great job at Arsenal. It will be a difficult, hard game but we believe in our football style.
âArsenal, one of the best teams this season. What they did throughout the season has been incredible. They are stilll playing for the Premier League and they are in the (Champions League) final. Thatâs something we need to appreciate.
âBut I have so much confidence in my team and I think itâs important to value them.â
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Aided by a national league more than willing to move fixtures around to give PSG extra rest, the team have had a strong knockout-stage run. After narrowly eliminating Monaco 5-4 on aggregate, they eased past Chelsea 8-2 and Liverpool 4-0, before getting the better of Bayern 6-5.
Enriqueâs team clearly donât struggle to score goals, but they havenât done so well at keeping them out. Theyâve kept five clean sheets to Arsenalâs nine, and let in 22 goals to Arsenalâs six (two of which were conceded with backup goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga between the sticks).
Itâs going to be an intriguing battle of contrasting styles at the end of May, and Arsenal fans will certainly be looking forward to it.