Daniel Zeqiri
Digital Sports Journalist at The Telegraph
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telegraph.co.uk | Daniel Zeqiri
Dominating the flanksSaka made his first start following hamstring surgery in the first leg, and despite being undercooked he had the beating of David Alaba all night. That continued in Spain, where Alaba appeared scared stiff of his opponent and hacked Saka down at the expense of a yellow card early on. It was harder going for Gabriel Martinelli against Valverde, but his time to shine came against Lucas Vazquez in the second leg.
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sports.yahoo.com | Daniel Zeqiri
Any victory against Real Madrid would have been cause for Arsenal celebration, but comprehensively dismantling the Champions League holders provides additional satisfaction for Mikel Arteta and his players. AdvertisementEven the most fervent and one-eyed Madridista could not not cry foul after two legs in which they were bettered in every department by a combative, slick and street-wise Arsenal team.
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telegraph.co.uk | Daniel Zeqiri
There are many shades of grey in football, but for Arsenal this evening the picture is stark. See off Real Madrid with the help of a three-goal lead and a first Champions League semi-final since 2009 awaits; concede that advantage however, and it would be one of the most painful collapses in the club's modern history.
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Completely forgot about Camavinga being sent off at the end, very Camoranesi of him. No waving at the crowd though.
Almost 17 years on from his deflected shot leading to Spurs’ equaliser in the 4-4 (sorry) Luka Modric captains the visiting team in a CL quarter-final. That’s a mind-bender. He was on the same pitch as Mikael Silvestre.
Arsenal absolutely should review their methods after all the hamstrings. But I do find some of the responses very parochial and narrow-minded. Been masses of injuries across the league. And winning the PL or CL while the spine of the team gets a regular sit down? Fantasy land.
