Arsenal ended the first-leg Champions League quarter-final with Bayern Munich at the Emirates with a 2-2 draw.
That sets up the stage for an exciting finale at the Allianz Arena in a week.
However, the first leg was filled with drama and controversial refereeing - possibly one that will be talked about for a while.
Arsenal put up a strong performance on the whole but there were at least a couple of weaknesses Bayern exploited.
David Raya looked shaky between the sticks while Jakub Kiwior somehow was more vulnerable than Oleksandr Zinchenko at left-back.
Kiwior failed to keep Leroy Sane in check; the latter almost got close to scoring Bayern's third goal after surpassing the Arsenal defender. He's lucky Ben White made a lung-busting run to save the ball from going in.
His positional sense was below average as well, looking well out of his depth. Kiwior was rightly substituted at half-time.
As for Raya, he came out of the goal unnecessarily leading to Bayern's equaliser. More errors followed as he was outfoxed by Harry Kane quite easily in the penalty.
The goalkeeper also completed just one long ball, meaning his passes weren't on point either.
