Football News: Reaction as Manchester City lose Community Shield

Arsenal 1 - 1 Manchester City

Arsenal won 4-1 on penalties 

The Community Shield victory gave Arsenal's title hopes a psychological boost as they beat Pep Guardiola's side on penalties.

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Let's explore the best reaction.

Jamie was in the City end at Wembley. He told European Super Football: "While it's disheartening to have suffered a loss, it's worth noting that our performance last season wasn't all that bad despite the setback in the Community Shield. I believe there's room for another attacking dimension, and I'm hopeful that we secure a skilled winger before the transfer window concludes."

Peter, a dedicated City fan, shared his perspective with European Super Football: "Although penalty shootouts can be harsh, it's important not to overly fret about this loss. We're looking at a lengthy season ahead, and our squad's caliber positions us well to navigate through setbacks."

Paul, another ardent Manchester City supporter, voiced his thoughts on Facebook, stating, "Our objective remains securing the Treble once again, despite acknowledging the undeniable challenges it presents. The players have been showcasing exceptional sharpness during training."

Expanding on his sentiments, he elaborated, "In the grand scheme of things, I'm sincerely content with the team's performance. We evidently dominated the match, and Arsenal's lone goal was the result of a significant deflection in the 101st minute. Our gradual starts are something we've come to expect, yet today's display has fueled my confidence more than ever. Witnessing Kovacic's sturdy performance is gratifying, and our defensive strength stood out prominently, especially with Gvardiol's imminent contribution."

Read the match report here from European Super Football here: Community Shield: Arsenal win on penalties (eurosuperfootball.blogspot.com)

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