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This is a very wack mentality from the coach, coming out to say something like this, his a coach and his full aware that every game comes with its own tactics not to talk of a different team entirely. This kind of mind game is just wack, so because you beat Real Madrid means you're going to beat PSG, this same PSG side of this season that's even stronger than Real Madrid of now. I wonder how he was feeling yesterday when PSG were playing his team like a second tier team during the first 30 mood the game.
Mikel Arteta seemed too complacent with the victory he achieved when facing Real Madrid in the Champions League quarter-finals, both the first and second matches. He was too complacent with the victory that he forgot that the team that eliminated the other two English clubs playing in the Champions League was PSG.
Now PSG has stepped one foot into the Champions League final, so Arsenal's chances of going further in the UCL are getting smaller, especially since the second match will take place at PSG's home ground. It is likely that Arsenal's steps in the Champions League will stop in the semifinals, and they must bury their dreams of winning the UCL trophy for the first time.
True, Arteta may have underestimated PSG’s momentum. Beating Real Madrid is huge, but every round is a new battle. PSG showed sharp discipline and intensity—Arsenal can't afford another slow start in Paris, or their UCL run ends right there.