Mikel Arteta expressed his admiration for his team's performance in their 2-2 draw against Bayern Munich in the Champions League. Despite facing a formidable opponent with an impressive home record in Europe, Arteta's side demonstrated resilience, enjoying more possession and shots. The Arsenal manager described the match as "incredible to watch" and praised the team's mindset and quality from the outset. A significant setback occurred early on when Bukayo Saka sustained an injury, which Arteta confirmed as "really bad news" and not minor. Saka's replacement, Eberechi Eze, opened the scoring for Arsenal. Bayern Munich then scored twice to take the lead, but Declan Rice secured a superb equalizer. Arteta lauded the team's reaction and the impact of the substitutes.
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