Although UEFA did not make an official comment on the stadium during Real Madrid against Arsenal, fierce criticism was followed by players, managers and ingenuity.
Arsenal striker Ian Wright described the stadium as a “sample” in a video on his Instagram page.
Gunners Renee Slegers, director of Gunners Renee Slegers, said that she does not want to criticize Real Madrid or UEFA, but she expressed her misery.
“I think we have seen two games recently, as the stadium's conditions were not great,” she said.
“We had a plan for that, but then it's always difficult because it is for one season and the passage of time, you work on things and have an identity, the way you want to do things. Then the reality comes and these conditions come and suddenly you need to do things differently, and this is difficult.”
Chelsea players were much lower than a diplomat after the Women's League Cup final.
“I don't think this surface was fit for the final to be honest with you,” Scotland midfielder Irene Kutbert told BBC One. “We did not play in our best, but we learned there.”
“It is a shame for this stadium to be for the final, especially when you expect England to be the best men and playgrounds in the world,” added Sonia Bombastor, Blues Manager.
“I'm not sure if the final men's game will be the same. We just need to make sure we have the best facilities and grass to play games.”
