Arsenal became a laughing stock.

In their 0-1 defeat to PSG in the first leg of the Champions League semi-final on the morning of April 30th, Arsenal were ridiculed for the tifo banner displayed at the Emirates Stadium before the match.

Arsenal uses a rather plain tifo poster.

The highly anticipated Champions League semi-final between Arsenal and PSG at the Emirates Stadium kicked off with an unexpected disappointment. The giant tifo prepared by the club was mercilessly ridiculed on social media.

More importantly, this wasn't a design suggested by the fans, but rather the safer option chosen by the London club after rejecting the initiative from their supporters.

According to talkSPORT , Arsenal fans raised £12,000 to produce a large-scale tifo, submitting three design drafts to the club for approval. However, all ideas were rejected. Arsenal refunded the money and instead used a plain design featuring a white cannon in the middle of a solid red background.

This action turned Arsenal into a laughing stock. "Rejecting fan designs to create this disaster?", "So disappointing", "I was expecting a top-notch tifo, but this looks ridiculous", "With a tifo like this, they deserved to lose"... were some of the reactions from the online community.

At the Emirates Stadium, Arsenal lost 0-1 to PSG thanks to a single goal from Ousmane Dembele. The Gunners need to show more character and effectiveness if they want to overturn the deficit and reach the Champions League final for the first time since 2006.

Source: https://znews.vn/arsenal-tro-thanh-tro-cuoi-post1549972.html