Bayer Leverkusen head coach Kasper Julmann did not express his disappointment after the first match of the 1/8 final of the Champions League against London Arsenal. The match at the BayArena ended with a 1:1 draw, but the Gunners won a very serious penalty in the end..

The key moment of the match came in the 89th half: Arsenal's Noni Madueke fell into the penalty area after minimal contact with Malik Tillman. Despite the vociferous protests of Bayer's team and the re-verification of VAR, the referee's decision became unchanged.

Leverkusen ex-star Kai Gaverz coolly converted the penalty, turning the Londoners away..

" We showed a lot of bad luck against the top team, but, of course, we were disappointed with the rest of the episode. Peremoga 1:0 would have been a big winner for 1:1. I don’t take penalties there, but we can take those that we can,” Yulmann said after the final whistle.

Okremo the coach noted the team leader Robert Andrich, which was the crooked aspect of the match.

Having taken out the same card already on another line, he was in the middle of a successful match, and the coach was used without replacing him for reinsurance..

Ahead of the second match at Emirates Stadium, Jullmann is keen that the weight of responsibility remains on Mikel Arteta's team..

" I respect that Arsenal is under a majestic pressure. “We can see another strong performance,” said Baer’s coach, adding that the team is now focusing on the upcoming Bundesliga match against Bayern Munich.

A preview of this fight is available on our website.