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1 week ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | James McNicholas
Share Arsenal are conquerors of Real Madrid.Two legs, two wins, five goals scored and one clear conclusion: Mikel Arteta’s team are Champions League contenders once again.This 2-1 victory in the Bernabeu, following on from last week’s 3-0 thrashing in London, sets up Arsenal’s first semi-final in the competition since 2009. A mouthwatering tie against Paris Saint-Germain awaits, and beyond that the lure of a shot at the biggest prize in European football.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | James McNicholas
Arsenal are conquerors of Real Madrid. Two legs, two wins, five goals scored and one clear conclusion: Mikel Arteta's team are Champions League contenders once again. This 2-1 victory in the Bernabeu, following on from last week's 3-0 thrashing in London, sets up Arsenal's first semi-final in the competition since 2009. A mouthwatering tie against Paris Saint-Germain awaits, and beyond that the lure of a shot at the biggest prize in European football.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | James McNicholas
After the obligatory team photo, Arsenal's players sprang into their pre-match routine. There were stretches, high-fives and slaps to the back. The visit of Real Madrid sent a surge of adrenaline through the Emirates Stadium. In the stands and on the pitch, the tension was deliciously palpable. With one notable exception: while his Arsenal team-mates ran through sprint drills and last-minute instructions, William Saliba stood perfectly still - his head bowed, his hands held upwards in silent prayer.
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1 week ago |
nytimes.com | James McNicholas
Mikel Arteta dismissed the idea that Arsenal will approach their Champions League quarter-final second leg against Real Madrid with any fear. Arsenal won last week's first leg in London 3-0 ahead of the return leg against the competition's record 15-time winners in the Spanish capital on Wednesday. "I wouldn't use that word," the Arsenal manager told his pre-match press conference on Tuesday.
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2 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | James McNicholas
The Emirates Stadium was built for nights like this. The men who masterminded Arsenal's move from Highbury to a bigger, modern ground - including Arsene Wenger, Danny Fiszman and Ken Friar - were driven by the dream of such an occasion. More than 60,000 raucous fans bore witness as an Arsenal team comprised of expensively acquired talent and homegrown academy graduates dismantled Champions League holders Real Madrid by three goals to nil.
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