London Arsenal had previously played a game against Atletico Madrid in an away match in the UEFA Champions League semi-final.

Atletico Madrid - Arsenal 1:1 Video of goals and review of the Champions League match After the end of the game, Gunners head coach Mikel Arteta commented on the performance of the powerful team.

" We had great moments in the game, even similar to those that we had to wait for the hour of planning, and we scored penalties at the end of the first half.

It’s a pity that in the other half we started to have quite a few days, from the singing hymns that gave them a singing impulse, and at that very moment the stench of yogo disappeared.

We knew that the culprits were going to go through this, the fragments of those who brought us a penalty, cried out and asked. The Premier League does not have a penalty, but here I know that with the new interpretations of the rules, as far as the referees, for example, in the Bayern match, I know that it was effective.

What’s less overwhelming is the number of penalties on Eze. And the same way in which they pinched him. It is obvious that the referees' mercy changes the course of the game. On such a level, vibachta, or anything like that, we can’t live.

I was overwhelmed by both the decision of the arbitrators and those who praised him at the last hour. The referee re-watched the episode 13 times, and still hardly got a better picture. It has been unbearable for a long time, and so we have been drilling everything from this drive. If you guess what they told us at the beginning of the season, then on Eze there was a clear and obvious penalty. Axis and everything.

You need to change the VAR protocols? I don't know if it's not my job. They have a process, and so that they don’t bother, they have to pay attention to get their rights right. I have nothing more to say.

I’m already writing to the team today, and I told the boys about it. We were given joy in whatever context for nine and a half months, which is miraculous. I really appreciate what they earned, since the players from the world’s shortest teams were already falling apart at this point in the season.

Today we did not deny the desired result. We planned the game in such a way that we wanted to win, but the share of the duel was still in our hands, and in front of our patients it would be good to spend the final. “We will have such capacity in this coming year,” said the Spanish fajivet.

The match between London's Arsenal and Atletico Madrid will take place on May 5 at Emirates.