At the end of the penalty shootout: Arsenal in the Champions quarter-finals

Champions League 23-24

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Cycle 8 – 05/03/2024

• Bayern Munich
• 0 – 3
• Lazio

• Real Sociedad
• 2 – 1
• Paris Saint-Germain

• Manchester city
• 1 – 3
• P.C. Copenhagen

• Real Madrid
• 1 – 1
• Leipzig

• Arsenal
• 0 – 1
• detailed

• Barcelona
• 1 – 3
• Naples

• Athletico Madrid
• Wednesday, 13/03, 22:00
• Inter

• Dortmund
• Wednesday, 13/03, 22:00
• P.S.W. Eindhoven

The outstanding actor, Raya, score: 8
Send the Gunners to the quarter-finals with two great saves in the penalty shoot-out disappointing player Nacimento Burgess, score: 5
did not deliver the goods expected of him

Round of 16 matches of the Champions League were held tonight (Tuesday) when Arsenal hosted Porto in the Emirates following a 1:0 deficit from the first game, and did the job only at the end of a penalty shootout, with 0:1 at the end of legal time and 2:4 in the battle from the penalty spot.

The game opened with complete control by the Gunners, who had great opportunities for Ben White, Bokayo Saka, and Martin Odgor, while on the other hand Evnielson was close to giving the advantage to the Portuguese, but in the 41st minute the pressure of the team from London paid off when Odgor put a tremendous deep ball into Leandro Trosar in the box, And the Belgian easily rolled in the goal that sealed the result of the half.

In the second half, the Gunners did not take their foot off the gas, and threatened the goal when Saka, Odgor and Reyes came up with good opportunities, and even Gabriel Jesus, who came on as a substitute, was close to doubling the advantage with his first touch of the ball, but the net did not move at the end of 90 minutes and the game continued to overtime.

The overtime started comfortably, when both teams tried to sting their opponent, but the pace calmed down, and at the end of the overtime we went to a penalty shootout. Odgor, Habertz, Saka and Reyes did the job, when David Raya provided two great saves to Wendel and Galno, and sent the Gunners to the quarter-finals of the Champions League following a great thriller!

Excluding the first match between the two in the Champions League, Arsenal is in a great period with eight consecutive league victories, stands at the top of the Premier League table on equal points with Liverpool, and met expectations in the European factory as well and advanced to the quarter-finals.

Now the team from London would like to continue their tremendous ability in the next round of the English league in the direct battle for the title when they host Manchester City for a promising game (the game once morest Chelsea that was supposed to take place this week was postponed) and register another victory.

The team from Portugal, on the other hand, also came to the game in great shape with six consecutive games without loss in all formats (five wins and a draw), standing in third place in the Portuguese league, and will now try to concentrate mainly on the local factory, when they host Wisla in the next round.

Arsenal players celebrate qualifying for the quarter-finals (Reuters) David Raya’s save (Reuters) Arsenal players are tense (Reuters) Martin Odegaard kicks the penalty (Reuters)

Penalties

• David Raya took the penalty for Gleno and Arsenal in the quarter-finals!

• Declan Rice with a powerful penalty brought Arsenal a significant step closer to the quarter

• Marko Grujic clinched with a great kick

• Saka gave Arsenal the 1:3 with a tremendous penalty

• Wendell stepped up to kick, David Raya provided an excellent save

• Kai Habertz was also accurate from the point to the right corner

• Pepi did not get confused in front of Raya and compared

• Martin Odgor scored the first penalty

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Porto players celebrate Grujic’s penalty (Reuters)

• ‘120

• The final whistle in the Emirates! Continuing the duel from the white spot

Bokayo Sake (Reuters)

• ‘110

• A great Arsenal attack ended when Saka got into a great position inside the box but was held up by the Portuguese defense

Galano Magbia (Reuters)

• ‘106

• Yakov Kivyor went down, Oleksandr Zinchenko came in his place

• ‘106

• Arteta’s double substitution: goal scorer Andrew Trusser replaced Eddie Anketier

Gabriel Jesus vs. Pepe (Reuters)

• ‘101

• Francisco Conceição went down, Gonzalo Gorges went up

• ‘101

• Niko made way for Steven Eustaquio

• ’99

• Alan Varela replaced Marko Grujic

second half

Clement Turpin (Reuters)

• ’90+8

• Whistle at the end of the 90 minutes in the Emirates! Continue to overtime

Sergio Conceição (Reuters)

• ’87

• Another substitution in Porto: Avnielson is out, Mehdi Tarmi is in

• ’85

• Substitution in Porto: Jorge Sánchez came on for Joao Mario

Odgor’s miss (Reuters)

• ’85

• Arsenal is approaching the goal! Bokayo Saka bombed from distance, Costa headed, Odegaard latched on to the rebound but kicked wide

Gabriel Jesus’ miss (Reuters)

• ’83

• With his first touch of the ball, Gabriel Jesus came close to giving Arsenal their second with a powerful shot from close range, but Costa reacted superbly and headed for a corner

Mikel Arteta (Reuters)

• ’83

• Arteta’s first substitution: Jorginho made way for Gabriel Jesus

Martin Odgor Foretz (Reuters)

• ’70

• Francisco Conceição came up with a great opportunity and launched a powerful kick, but once once more squeezed out a wonderful save from Raya

Martin Odgor celebrates the goal that will be disallowed (Reuters) Martin Odgor’s disallowed goal (Reuters)

• ’68

• A mistake by the Porto defense left Martin Odegaard to dive in in front of an open goal, but the goal was disallowed for a foul

Jorginho vs. Owenilson (Reuters)

• ’58

• Kai Hubertz put a wonderful cross into the box, Declan Rice unleashed a weak kick into Costa’s hands

first half

Declan Rice vs. Otavio (Reuters) Declan Rice and Alan Varela in a confrontation (Reuters)

• ’44

• The game at the Emirates heats up as Declan Rice gets into a confrontation with Porto players

Mikel Arteta celebrates (Reuters) Alejandro Trussard celebrates with Kai Hubertz (Reuters) Alessandro Trussard’s winning goal (Reuters) Trussard’s goal (Reuters) Trussard’s goal (Reuters)

• ’41

• Gate! Arsenal went up to 0:1. Martin Odegaard put in a great deep ball for Leandro Trossar, who rolled it in easily to give the Gunners the lead

Fans were detailed with flares. Will they deduct points? (Reuters)

• ’22

• Porto’s first dangerous chance! Owenilson received a great ball inside the box and launched a powerful ball, but David Raya responded wonderfully

Martin Odegaard is disappointed by the miss (Reuters)

• ’14

• The corner kick reached Martin Odgor in the box, the Norwegian unleashed a good kick but narrowly missed the frame

Wendell and Bucayo Sake (Reuters)

• ’13

• Arsenal’s pressure is increasing! Bokayo Saka burst brilliantly from the right wing and unleashed a good kick, but was stopped by Diego Costa, who headed the ball into the corner

Kai Habertz above Otavio (Reuters)

• ‘3

• An excellent opening by the gunners who press forward! Andrew Trusser had a great ball, Ben Witt was close with a shot, but the ball went over the crossbar

Fans were listed in the Emirates (Reuters)

• ‘1

• The opening whistle in the Emirates! Clement Turpin started the match

Martin Odgor warming up (Reuters)