Arsenal sources have denied allegations that Mikel Arteta insulted Porto manager Sergio Conceicao’s family after Arsenal’s Champions League victory. Conceicao claimed Arteta made the insult in Spanish during a confrontation on the pitch. However, Arteta and Arsenal have strongly refuted these accusations. The altercation occurred after Arsenal’s dramatic penalty shootout win which secured their spot in the Champions League quarter-finals for the first time in 14 years.
Goalkeeper David Raya emerged as the hero saving two crucial penalties. Arteta praised the team’s resilience and determination highlighting the significance of the achievement. Raya expressed his joy at reaching the quarter-finals in his debut Champions League campaign and credited the team’s preparation for penalty shootouts. Arsenal’s focus now shifts to their upcoming match against Manchester City.
This victory marks Arsenal’s first progression to the Champions League quarter-finals since the 2009-2010 season breaking a streak of seven consecutive last 16 eliminations. Additionally, this match was the first Champions League knockout tie to be decided by a penalty shootout since the 2016 final.
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