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Serena and Venus Williams will not be fined for missing a post‑match press conference at the U.S. Open after the USTA said there was no injury cited and penalties for such violations are discretionary; their absence came after a doubles loss and follows a history of selective press participation by the sisters.
After Arsenal were defeated by PSG on penalties in the Champions League final at the Puskas Arena, Mikel Arteta described the moment as painful but also something to be proud of, praised PSG’s quality, and said the team must convert the pain into fuel to push to the next level. He explained the penalty taker choices (Gabriel wanted to take the fifth) and acknowledged margins in key decisions, while stressing they will review the season, make important decisions quickly, and stay ambitious as they aim for another deep run, ahead of a celebratory parade with the fans.
Mikel Arteta expressed pride in Arsenal's performance despite a 1-1 draw with Manchester City, highlighting team dominance, strategic substitutions, and individual contributions, while addressing team selection and player impact.
Mikel Arteta praised Arsenal's 2-0 win over Athletic Club, highlighting team resilience, the importance of substitutes, and Gabriel Martinelli's performance, while also emphasizing team spirit, atmosphere, and strategic decisions in managing players.
Arsenal's Mikel Arteta discussed various aspects of the team's performance in the post-match press conference following a dramatic Champions League quarter-final first leg against Bayern Munich. He addressed the late penalty decision, the team's defensive performance, the impact of substitutes, and the need to improve ahead of the second leg in Munich, expressing pride in the players' reaction and emphasizing the importance of learning from the experience.
Real Madrid's coach Carlo Ancelotti insists there's no need for another centre-back despite injury to Antonio Rüdiger and suspension for Aurelién Tchouameni, expressing satisfaction with the team's performance and upcoming fixtures, while also addressing player injuries and substitutions during the recent match against Getafe.
Mikel Arteta expresses his delight with Arsenal's convincing 6-0 victory over RC Lens, securing their progression to the knockout stages of the UEFA Champions League. He praises the team's aggression and determination, highlighting the positive factor of consistently not conceding goals at home. Arteta also commends Gabriel's celebration and Saka's added aggression to his game. He discusses the difference in facing Lens compared to teams that employ a low block and praises Tomiyasu's performance. Arteta emphasizes the confidence boost the result gives the players and discusses the midfield options and Declan Rice's impact. He reflects on the team's reaction after the first result against Lens and explains the decision not to substitute Martin Odegaard.