I'm sorry that we couldn't bring it home for you this year, but I promise you that we will give everything we've got to make sure this generation knows how it feels to win. I really believed we would win this for you. 'There are no words to tell you how disappointed I was with the result and my penalty. 'To help that team reach our first final in 55 years, seeing my family in the crowd, knowing what they've given up to help me get there, that meant everything to me. 'It was an honour to be part of an England squad that leads by example, they are brothers for life and I'm grateful for everything that I have learnt from every one of the players and staff who worked so hard. 'This message won't do it justice how grateful I am for all the love that I have received, and I feel that I need to thank everyone who has supported me. 'I have stayed away from social media for a few days to spend time with my family and reflect on the last few weeks,' Saka posted on Twitter. Racial abuse directed towards both Saka and team-mates Marcus Rashford and Jadon Sancho - who also missed penalties - spread across social media shortly afterwards and in his first comments since the match, the 19-year-old has thanked his family and friends for standing beside him across the summer. The Arsenal winger saw his strike from the spot saved by Gianluigi Donnarumma in the final act of the European Championship decider, to leave Gareth Southgate's side heartbroken at Wembley after a sharply-contested 1-1 draw after full-time. Carla Casette repeats Tung, Nets, Arsenal scrapped 3-0.Bukayo Saka says that he will not let his Euro 2020 final penalty miss and the subsequent abuse he received online 'break' him and insists that social media companies 'are not doing enough' to prevent offensive messages. In the second half of the 61st minute, the visiting team continued to attack Bucayo Saka, opening a curve into the penalty area, Sami Ajayi, breaking the ball into the way Smith Row, hitting the block before going into Aleesand. Arsenal’s net escape 2-0 and finished the first half with this score. Alessandre Lacazette flows for Emil Smith Rowe to fall off the edge of the line before opening to the door for Buka Yosaka to beat. In the 28th minute, “Cannon” continues the game. Kieran Tierney dragged the ball into the right before spinning with the right ball to escape Sam Johnston’s hand. In the 23rd minute, Arsenal got a 1-0 lead.

In the 20th minute, the home team was almost the same, Mateus Pereira put the ball for Matt Phillips to swap on the right, but the Leno brand showed a Super Save to brush off. The host’s defensive line came into the way, Ektor Beyerin pressed the garden with the right, but Sam Johnston was able to save his legs. The game started 3 minutes, the away team almost scored Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang opens a high ball into the penalty area. The competition football Premier League England duet between “The Baggies” West Bromwich Albion meets “Big Gun” Arsenal At The Hawthorne Stadium on Saturday night, January 2, 2021.

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