Coach Mikel Arteta of Arsenal is eager to solve the team’s ongoing issues before Arsenal plays Bayern Munich in the UEFA Champions League (UCL) quarterfinal on Tuesday at the Emirates Stadium.
Arsenal now leads the Premier League point standings and is in the running for the league title, while Bayern is just one win away from losing the Bundesliga for the first time since 2012.
With the elimination of the league title, DFP Pokal, and competition, Thomas Tuchel’s team’s only remaining opportunity to win a trophy is in the Champions League. But Arteta would make sure the Bavarians didn’t go on to the next round.
Despite the fact that Arsenal has been defeated by Bayern in the past in the Champions League, Arteta is of the opinion that Arsenal is today a more formidable team.
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It was some time ago. It’s clear from looking at their competitive record. We absolutely need to prove that,” Arteta said on Monday.
“Everyone can relate to this because football is such a fiercely competitive sport, and it can be challenging to stay consistent.”
We truly value the time, as we came voluntarily. We now have outstanding positions in both the Champions League and the Premier League.
This will not be an easy struggle; we are against one of the most successful teams in Europe. That’s the job, and we’re ready to take it on.
“There is a tremendous amount of emotion and passion. We haven’t had this opportunity in fifteen years, so you can see how significant this evening will be for us. If we want it to happen, we’ll have to hurl everything at each ball.
“The season has been extremely challenging, but participating in this competition and the Premier League is a big step up.” We are eager to take on the challenge that this presents.
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