Bukayo Saka complains on Prime Video seconds after Arsenal reach Champions League final

Arsenal hero Bukayo Saka playfully complained to Prime Video reporter Gabriel Clarke that his post-match interview was pulling him away from the joyous celebrations after the Gunners knocked out Atletico Madrid in the Champions League semi-finals. The England star netted the only goal of the night to send Arsenal through to the final in Budapest later this month, where either Bayern Munich or PSG will stand in their way of silverware. The Gunners delivered a composed and professional display to end their 20-year wait for a Champions League final, while the Premier League title is now back in their own hands following Manchester City's draw with Everton . Arsenal are on the verge of the most extraordinary season in the club's 140-year history, with Saka's strike proving the decisive moment on Tuesday night. The Arsenal winger, who was just four-years-old when Thierry Henry and Co were beaten by Barcelona in the 2006 final, shared a light-hearted exchange with Clarke, making clear he was eager to rejoin his teammates in the celebrations after the final whistle. When asked what the result meant to the team and the club, he told Amazon Prime Video: "Hey, you're taking me away from the celebrations man! It's so beautiful. FOLLOW OUR ARSENAL FB PAGE! Latest Gunners news, analysis and much more via our dedicated Facebook page "What it means to us, what it means to the fans. We're all so happy. "This game is a high pressure game and it means a lot to both sides. We managed to manage [the game] well and take ourselves to the final so we're happy." When quizzed about the atmosphere at the Emirates, Saka said: "It started before the game when we were arriving on the coaches, I've never seen anything like it. "They pushed us, and pushed us, and pushed us. They've got their special moment at the end so we're celebrating it together." The strike against Atletico marked Saka's 81st for the club, and when questioned whether there had been a more memorable one, he said: "Maybe. It's definitely up there. "In those situations I just try to stay alive and sometimes it bounces for you, sometimes it doesn't but you have to be there. "I was there and it fell for me. I got my goal, so glory to god and we'll go to the final now." The Gunners have faced mounting expectations to finish the campaign with silverware, having been the outstanding side in the Champions League while controlling the Premier League for much of the season. "There's no way you're going to be in this position and not have pressure," added Saka. "In the semi-finals, now we're in the final of the Champions League. We're fighting for the Premier League, so how can you not expect people to talk about you and criticise you? "We have to block it out and focus on getting the job done. We did that and it's another step forward." Join our new WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Mirror Football content. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like. If you're curious, you can read our Privacy Notice.