'The game, it's over, I don't want to say too much, the club will deal with it, the game is over, we have to accept the reality and that's the end of it.'

Asked about the topic of the Champions League again, Hiddink had no choice but to cut off the topic and shook his head again.

Three days after the Stamford Bridge tragedy, it's time for the discussion and chase to end.

Hiddink didn't want to be questioned by the media anymore, he didn't have that much energy to deal with all this, and he didn't have the heart to say anything more.

In his opinion, the FA Cup was eliminated by the referee, and the Champions League was also eliminated by the referee, and this club trip was unusually smooth.

Chelsea, a local tyrant club, is still under the pressure of some people.

Hiddink doesn't want to be under such pressure and endless squabbles, he just wants to take the rest of the game and fulfill his role as acting head coach.

With three games remaining, Chelsea have not completely lost hope of winning the league title, and they are five points clear of Manchester United.

It is a theoretical hope of winning the championship, and it is Hiddink's only goal.

"Coach Hiddink, what do you think will happen to the league if you leave the Champions League in that way? Especially in the league against Arsenal. ”

Although Hiddink didn't want to talk about the Champions League game, the Sun's reporter managed to get around that topic and bring Arsenal into it.

Not only is it because Chelsea are heading to the Emirates Stadium, but more importantly, Chelsea also have a grudge over being knocked out of the FA Cup by Arsenal.

At that time, Silvester brought down Drogba in the penalty area and was not awarded a penalty, which gave Arsenal a chance to live.

In the end, Arsenal eliminated Chelsea and progressed to the FA Cup final.

Chelsea have suffered some injustice with Arsenal.

Although it is not as close to a humiliating penalty as the Champions League home, it is enough to provoke Hiddink's nerves.

The Sun's reporter asked a very skillful question, with a hint of smugness on his lips, waiting for Guus Hiddink's outburst, or rather, waiting for the Chelsea players to erupt in the Emirates Stadium...

'The Champions League was disappointing but the professionalism of the players will help them overcome it.

It's a game against Arsenal that we're going to win and there's no doubt about it, and I'm not worried about our quality or my players.

I'm sure my players can do better against Arsenal.

This game, both in the FA Cup and in the Champions League, should be better than before.

It's a race of proof, a restart, a previous game, it just motivates us to win, that's all.

Of course, I hope that we don't see that mistake again and let the best teams leave the stadium with regrets.

Like somebody is targeting Chelsea, maybe there are people who don't want us to win, I don't know, but I want to see more football in the next games than anything else.

You know, we would have had a chance to reach the finals of both events. ”

It looks like a kind old man, but when he starts to get angry, it is still so sharp, and the last sentence, bitterness, anger, helplessness..., is extremely complicated.

There's no way, a hanging game, stunned by the referee's rewritten script, Hiddink would be strange if he wasn't angry.

You must know that the 07 to 09 season was the last peak of the body of this group of players, and it was wasted like this.

Hiddink was unwilling, extremely unwilling.

Hearing the Sun mention Arsenal, Hiddink's anger could not be contained.

Hiddink: Don't want another wrong decision! —The Guardian

Hiddink: Fight Arsenal, get revenge! - Daily Mail

Guus Hiddink: Someone is deliberately targeting Chelsea! - Daily Star

Hiddink: Referee stripped Chelsea of two titles! -- The Sun

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All kinds of things are 'Hiddink said', and for a while, the Chelsea manager's artillery fire spread throughout the British Isles, attracting countless people's attention.

At this time, Arsenal's group of people who want to be beautiful men quietly have to be chased by the media again.

In the 36th round of the Premier League, the most watched and anxious game is Arsenal's home game against Chelsea, a game that will definitely not lack topics.

To put it bigger, this is the former powerful against today's local tyrants, the former king of London, and the king of today's empire.

The same London, it can be said that the rise of Chelsea hurt the most is the emotion and the sense of superiority of Arsenal fans.

No way, it was Arsenal who were dominant in London before, the representative of Greater London.

Now there is a Chelsea, Jin Yuan is opening the way, the stars are driving, and the results are rising rapidly, attracting endless limelight.

At this time, Arsenal encountered a historical juncture in the club's history, embarked on the road of going against the general trend, and fell from the pole of the Premier League.

In recent years, the strong Chelsea has kicked Arsenal from the position of London bigwigs.

The fans of the two sides naturally do not deal with each other, one ridicules the other party for having no background, and the other mocks the other party for being defeated and stingy, each with its own statement.

To put it mildly, this is another FA Cup semi-final showdown.

And in the FA Cup controversy, The Sun has managed to single out.

Chelsea had a chance to reach the final, but a referee's misjudgment made Chelsea hate.

In connection with what happened to Chelsea in the Champions League, such hatred has been brushed up.

Not only Hiddink issued a nirvana order against Arsenal, but even the Chelsea players who were embarrassed during this period also issued a provocation to Arsenal...

'Michael, how do you feel about leaving the Champions League like that? What do you think of the upcoming match against Arsenal? ”

Daily Mirror reporters stopped Barak outside the Cobham training base and couldn't wait to ask questions.

Ballack did not refuse, he now needs to vent, he needs to transfer his anger, "The departure of the Champions League, we feel sorry for supporting our fans, we have hurt them emotionally, we will make amends in the game against Arsenal.

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Yes, it was difficult for them to beat us in the past, now that we are stronger, it is even harder for them to do it.

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The FA Cup game was an accident and Didier should have been awarded a penalty but unfortunately we were a bit unlucky.

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I believe that our luck will always come, I believe that God is fair, we need to beat Arsenal and prove something, a game where there is no way back. ”

The solemn and resolute statement, the tone of the German captain, almost described the game as a war.

Coupled with Barak's resolute countenance, burly figure, so tough, so absolute.

The German, who chased the referee for an explanation in the Champions League, has turned his anger on Arsenal.

The enraged Iron Legion is about to enter the Emirates Stadium!