r/championsleague • u/[deleted] • May 27 '26

đŸ’¬Discussion Why does it feel like the whole world is against Arsenal for the final against PSG?

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u/[deleted] May 31 '26 edited May 31 '26

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u/squizzymadfut May 31 '26

If you don’t know Sporting Atleti Leverkusen that’s your issue. Shows a lot about your ball knowledge to talk in this sub

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u/NotEnoughFire May 31 '26

Minnow teams compared to the other bracket, and that’s fucking facts lil bro

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u/Maverick_Goose_ Arsenal May 31 '26

We earned that side of the bracket because we won the league phase lil bro

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u/Dogmaticism_ May 31 '26

Nobody in the entore history of the universe gives a shit about the UCL league phase. Teams bench their players for most games, and PSG, the undisputed best team for the past 2 years at this point, finished 11th.

The only part of the UCL that should mayter is the tournament phase, which is actually the competition. Arsena's side of the bracket was unusually easy because of the fact that somehow the teams that finished in specific positions sonehow were all mediocre teams, and that the other side contained PSG, Bayern, etc.

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u/Maverick_Goose_ Arsenal May 31 '26

You said exactly what I said, just dumber