Mikel Arteta restrains staff after heated PSG defeat

During Arsenal's 1-0 Champions League semi-final defeat to Paris Saint-Germain, manager Mikel Arteta was forced to intervene to calm his animated set-piece coach, Nicolas Jover, after a controversial late decision saw a potential equalizer ruled out and a foul called on Arsenal during a desperate corner routine. Jover, known for his passionate touchline presence and innovative set-piece tactics, reacted furiously toward the fourth official, prompting Arteta to physically restrain him and prevent further escalation. Despite Arsenal's reputation as a dangerous set-piece team under Jover, the match highlighted both the fine margins of high-stakes competitions and the emotional intensity within the coaching staff. The incident underscored Arsenal's ongoing challenge of converting tactical strengths into decisive victories on the European stage. Meanwhile, former Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann advised Arteta to adopt a more aggressive mentality to secure future titles, suggesting that a slight shift in personality and risk-taking could help the team take the final step to glory. Lehmann's comments reflect a broader sentiment that increased boldness could be the missing ingredient for Arsenal's success.