The Gunners are hoping to reach the semi-finals of the competition for the first time since 2009. They will need to defeat Thomas Tuchel’s team in Munich, having drawn 2-2 in the first leg in London last week.
After the game, Can criticized the referee, Makkelie, calling him “arrogant” and accusing him of being influenced by Chelsea’s supporters. He expressed his frustration at the referee’s decisions, particularly the second penalty, which he believed was undeserved and impacted the outcome of the match.
As the match unfolds, the question arises: will Arsenal advance tonight? If both Madrid and Arsenal progress, it will mark their first encounter since 2006, when the Gunners eliminated Madrid on their way to the Champions League final, with Thierry Henry scoring a memorable solo goal.
