
Arsenal cancelled manager Mikel Arteta's pre-match press conference ahead of their Champions League fixture against Napoli, citing air traffic control delays that disrupted the team's travel plans, according to Tuko. The cancellation raised questions about the club's compliance with UEFA's media obligations, which require teams to hold press conferences before matches. The London club has since learned of the punishment handed down by European football's governing body over the breach of its media regulations.
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