In previous seasons, Arsenal’s coach and players have been criticized for being too weak and not very cynical when it comes to deciding the biggest games. After Tuesday’s semi-final win over Diego Simeone’s Atletico Madrid, there is definitely no one who can accuse Ødegaard and the gang of not playing with a title mentality. After the match at the Emirates, there were absolutely crazy scenes, where players, coaches and supporters shared the historic moment of getting a Champions League final ticket for the first time in 20 years. Wayne Rooney didn’t get it.
“They deserve to be in this position, but they haven’t won anything yet. I think the celebration was a bit too much. You can celebrate when you win,” Wayne Rooney said on Prime.
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Arsene Wenger was the Arsenal manager who led the Gunners to the final, he asks young Wayne to sit back at his desk and listen.
“They celebrated well tonight, which is normal, but you already want to focus on the final and the next games. The celebration is deserved and the joy is normal – completely normal – but the next step is to go to the final and win it,” says associate professor Arsène Wenger according to the Mirror.
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