Monaco coach Leonardo Jardim has reignited his feud with Arsene Wenger by claiming Champions League quarter-final opponents Juventus are by far the better team. Jardim and Wenger fell out at the Emirates when the Arsenal manager refused to shake the hand of the Monaco coach after their stunning 3-1 victory in the second round first leg tie. Arsenal have won their last eight games in the Barclays Premier League and there appears to be a growing feeling in the game that they could mount a title challenge next season. Monaco coach Leonardo Jardim believes are Juventus are a better team than Arsenal . The Ligue 1 boss leads his team out at Juventus Stadium ahead of Tuesday's Champions League clash . Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger upset Jardim by refusing to shake hands during Champions League exit . The Monaco coach claimed Wenger was ‘disrespectul’ in the first leg and he could not resist mentioning their victory over Arsenal ahead of their clash with Juve in Turin. Jardim said: ‘Juventus are a better team than Arsenal. They are in the quarter-final of the Champions League and deserve to be there. ‘Juve are a better team, it’s not complicated. They are top of their league. Monaco players take a light warm-up after arriving in Turin for the first-leg of their quarter-final . Italian defender Andrea Raggi heads the ball during the training session at the Serie A champion's stadium . Dimitar Berbatov (top right) looks on as his team-mates take part in the training session . ‘We deserve to be here and we deserve respect. We have quality and we know what a difficult game this will be.’ Jardim’s team survived Arsenal’s second leg onslaught at the Stade Louis II last month, losing 2-0 but managing to progress on the away goals rule. The Monaco coach claimed Wenger was disrespectful in London after goals from Geoffrey Kondogbia, Dimitar Berbatov and Yannick Ferreira Carrasco secured a 3-1 win. Monaco eventually went through on away goals after drawing 3-3 on aggregate, which prompted another outburst from Jardim. He said at the time: ‘In the first leg, when I wanted to shake his hand, he did not thank me, so this time even though Arsenal did everything possible to go through, I chose not to thank him.’ Santo Cazorla acknowledges fans as Arsenal chalked up an eighth consecutive victory at the weekend . Juve manager Massimo Allegri will be hoping to prove Jardim's quotes are correct on Tuesday .
Monaco defeated Arsenal on away goals in  the Champions League last 16.
Arsene Wenger upset Leonardo Jardim by refusing to shake hands.
Ligue 1 boss claims their next opponents Juventus are 'a better team'
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