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Bukayo Saka’s decisive finish was enough as Arsenal beat Atlético Madrid 1–0 (2–1 agg) to reach the Champions League final — a night that felt less like chaos and more like a turning point. The goal was simple and ruthless, and the team then showed the grit to see the tie out against Simeone’s relentless pressure.
Mikel Arteta’s decisions, key defensive interventions from Gabriel and Rice’s combative presence, plus calm performances from Raya and White, underlined a squad that’s learned to suffer and control games. Four matches remain between Arsenal and European history — and for the first time in years, they look like they believe they can finish the job.
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