The Arsenal team qualified for the Champions League final after defeating Atletico Madrid with a score of 1-0 in the second leg of the Champions League semi-final, at the Emirates Stadium, noting that the first leg ended in a 1-1 draw at the Estadio Wanda Metropolitano.

Arsenal will face the winner of the match between Paris Saint-Germain and Bayern Munich, which will take place on Wednesday evening, noting that the final will be held in Budapest at the Puskás Arena on the 30th of May.

In the 8th minute, Atletico Madrid had the first dangerous opportunity after a shot from Alvarez inside the penalty area went just wide of the post, and in the 11th minute, Atletico missed a clear chance with a header from Alvarez that was brilliantly saved by goalkeeper David Raya. Arsenal responded with an attempt in the 19th minute with a powerful shot from Gabriel from outside the area that went wide of the goal,

In the 35th minute, Arsenal demanded a penalty after Trossard fell inside the area, but the referee refused to award it. In the 45+1 minute, Arsenal managed to score the first goal through Saka, following up a rebound from goalkeeper Oblak after a shot from Trossard inside the penalty area.

At the start of the second half, both teams continued to exchange opportunities, and in the 52nd minute, Raya excelled in saving a dangerous shot from Atletico after a corner. In the 54th minute, Arsenal tried through Gyökeres inside the area, but the defense intervened at the last moment, and in the 56th minute, Griezmann shot a powerful ball inside the penalty area that Raya saved,

In the 61st minute, Ødegaard launched a shot from the edge of the area that went over the goal, and in the 66th minute, Arsenal missed its most dangerous chance after a cross was bizarrely headed over the goal by Gyökeres. In the 77th minute, Gyökeres threatened Atletico's goal again with a powerful shot from outside the area that went just wide of the post, ending the match 1-0.