Bayern Munich manager Thomas Tuchel has expressed astonishment at a surprising error made by the referee during yesterday’s Arsenal vs. Bayern Munich match.

The UEFA Champions League quarterfinal clash between Arsenal and Bayern Munich provided a captivating spectacle, culminating in a 2-2 draw. Arsenal’s performance, though marked by flashes of brilliance, also revealed inconsistencies, eliciting a mix of emotions from fans and pundits alike.

Representing AFTV, Robbie offered his assessment of Arsenal’s showing, expressing a blend of frustration and admiration. While acknowledging the team’s strong start highlighted by Saka’s impressive goal, he lamented their subsequent downturn, particularly their struggles with ball retention, which he deemed uncharacteristic for the season.

Bayern Munich demonstrated resilience as they clawed their way back into the game, capitalizing on Arsenal’s vulnerabilities. Robbie highlighted the surprise among players and fans when Bayern scored their first goal, attributing it to the visitors’ experience and quality, especially on the counterattack led by Serge Gnabry.

The conversation delved into Arsenal’s tactical decisions and individual performances. Robbie questioned the absence of Takehiro Tomiyasu from the starting lineup, advocating for his inclusion in such high-stakes encounters. While Zinchenko’s introduction was commended for adding control and dynamism, it ultimately fell short of securing a victory.

Controversial moments, like the penalty decision involving Saka, further added intrigue to the match. Robbie acknowledged the subjective nature of such calls, suggesting their difficulty to judge in real-time.

Looking ahead, Robbie maintained optimism about Arsenal’s chances in the second leg, noting the absence of away goals as a potential lifeline. Despite the daunting task awaiting Arsenal in Munich, he emphasized their resilience and potential for an upset.