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Arsenal passed over Real Madrid in the Champions League tie and eliminated the current champion for a 5-1 global result deservedly.
A result that at all suggests the reality of the team's nursing, which is full of determining players for Mikel Arteta. The Spanish coach appeared at the press conference prior to tomorrow's game against the IPSWich (15 hours) and updated the status of each of them. Without going to value the situation of Gabriel and Gabriel Jesus, the two seriously injured and for the remainder of the season.
The visit to Portman Road is not a minor game, because there is at stake neither more nor less than the Premier League, since if the gunners lose and Liverpool wins their match to Leicester those of Anfield will be champions this Sunday. If that does not happen, we will have to wait for at least one more day for the REDs to be champions in a mathematical way.
The focus of the Arsenal from here at the end of the season is 100% on the Champions League, as they are three games to win a competition that has never achieved. In the semifinals the faces will be seen with the PSG of Luis Enrique in an exciting duel of Spanish coaches.
The German Kai Havertz, who was playing as a striker before falling injured and occupying that demarcation Mikel Merino, is the one that is closest to returning and Arteta said about whether he believes that he will be ready for the semis.
“It's too close. If I had to bet on him, before expected, I would say yes.” “The way he works every day, pushing. I don't think you can endure it much more without helping us.”
Another of those that is about to return is Ricardo Calafiori, who can help in the final section to both the central and left side, two positions in which they have reached this point with the fair.
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“It will not be ready against the IPSWich, but if everything goes well, it will be a little before the PSG, I find the one played at the end of the month. It is already in the field, doing many things. We need to take the necessary measures to ensure that it is fine when it returns.”
Guardiola's mentor, whom he has praised a lot during this week, also made it clear that despite Bernabéu's result he prefers to play the return at home. “My preference is to play the second leg of the Champions League at home.” It is what we have right now. You have to learn from it and see what advantages you can get. If you see European football, the second leg can be crazy. It is fantastic to learn from these situations. “
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