In a stunning late twist ahead of their highly anticipated European clash, Real Madrid have reportedly been granted a special request by UEFA just hours before kickoff against Arsenal. The unexpected move has left fans baffled and Mikel Arteta seriously concerned.
Sources close to UEFA claim that Madrid requested a last-minute change in their pre-match routinean unusually late training slot at the stadium typically reserved for the home team. Surprisingly, UEFA approved it without hesitation.
While it may seem like a minor detail, insiders suggest it gave Los Blancos a critical edge, allowing them to adapt to pitch conditions and lighting under match-day circumstances something Arsenal were allegedly denied They’ve basically been handed a small but significant advantage,” one insider commented. “Arteta is absolutely not happy.”
Speculation is now swirling about UEFA’s “special treatment” for Europe’s most decorated club, with fans questioning whether rules apply equally to all teams.
Madrid, meanwhile, remain silent calm, composed, and quietly confident. Whether this backstage favor will make a difference on the pitch remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: the drama has already kicked off before a single ball has been played.
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